Sand impactions can occur when a horse ingests sand or soil particles, either accidentally or intentionally. Many horses ingest small amounts of sand without harm, but if the volume is high enough, the excess sand may congregate in the horses intestinal tract and can cause an obstruction.

The incidence of excess sand in the gut is often thought of being limited to horses in sandy areas or regions, but horses can have bouts of sand colic regardless of geographic location and even if theyre grazing on pastures. Sand and dirt hide in unexpected places like hay bales, grass pastures, and your horse.

Help reduce the possibility of sand colic in horses with SandClear Crumbles. SandClear Crumbles is formulated with a premium psyllium husk to support the removal of sand and dirt from the ventral colon. Ideal for horses that live in sandy regions, are turned out on overgrazed pastures, eat hay off the ground, or habitually consume sand due to boredom.

This palatable, apple & molasses flavored psyllium supplement is backed by veterinarians for horses of all ages, including foals.