Jump-Start Plus Oral Microbial Gel

Hauling, sickness or a hard show schedule can put a horse off his feed, and that is when gut and appetite support earns its place. Jump-Start Plus is an oral gel you place on the back of the tongue. It supports microbial balance, maintains appetite under stress and enhances nutrient digestion.

The gel brings together yeast, dried bacterial cultures, corn oil, dextrose, minerals and vitamins in one easy-to-give form. Give it daily as long as needed through stress, sickness, transport or competition, and store it cool and dry, away from sunlight.

Start it when the trip or the show starts, not after your horse has already gone off feed.

Highlights

• Supports microbial balance in the gut
• Maintains appetite under stress
• Enhances nutrient digestion
• Daily use through stress, sickness, transport or competition
• Oral gel goes on the back of the tongue
• Yeast, bacterial cultures, vitamins and minerals in one gel

What it's for

A horse's gut is full of microbes that work with its feed. Stress, a long haul, a new barn or a change in hay can throw that balance off, and appetite is often the first thing to go. A gut and appetite gel is what many owners keep in the tack room for exactly those days.

It suits the weekend show horse, the horse that hauls to events, and the horse that goes off feed when the herd changes. It works best as a daily habit through the stressful stretch, not as a one-time fix.

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How to use it

Give it orally by placing it on the back of the tongue.

1. Place Jump-Start Plus on the back of the tongue.
2. Give it daily as needed.
3. Keep it going as long as needed through stress, sickness, transport or competition.
4. Store it in a cool, dry area, out of direct sunlight.

Good to know

• Keep one tube in the trailer and one in the barn, so hauling or show day does not catch you without it.
• Use it daily through the stressful stretch, not just once, when appetite is the concern.
• Pair it with free-choice hay and fresh water while your horse gets back on feed.
• Ask your vet if sickness is the reason your horse is off feed, since appetite trouble can have more than one cause.

About Manna Pro

Manna Pro Products was formed in 1985 and has grown into an animal health and nutrition brand for horses, sheep and goats, poultry, pigs and cows, and small animals. The company supports The Livestock Conservancy, a nonprofit devoted to saving heritage breeds.

Tuck a tube in the trailer before the next haul.