ReMove has been formulated from specific ingredients that may bind harmful mycotoxins in the horse’s digestive tract during periods of high mycotoxin contamination. ReMove is designed to bind to the polar and non-polar mycotoxins.

Mycotoxins can be found in the fungi that grow on some grasses -mainly paspalum, rye, couch and some weeds and clover. More than 500 mycotoxins have been identified to date. They are more prevalent in hot and humid conditions (spring and summer) and can also be found in some commercial feeds and hays.

What are the symptoms of mycotoxin poisoning?

Symptoms can vary widely but may include: Itchy skin and/or hair loss Scabby sores Stiffness String halt/staggers Wasted top line Sunburnt nose Persistent cough Odd sweating Coarse, dull coat Persistent greasy heel/rain scald Unexplained spookiness and dangerous behaviour

ReMove Toxin Binder for Horses

Toxin Binder for Horses

Can help remove harmful mycotoxins
Easy to handle and store powdered supplement
Can help promote healthy gut bacteria
Contains Mycosorb A+

Introducing
ReMove:
Your
Solution
for
Mycotoxin
Management

In environments prone to high mycotoxin contamination, such as during humid spring and summer seasons, horses are vulnerable to the harmful effects of mycotoxins found in fungi present on grasses like paspalum, rye, weeds, and clover. With over 500 mycotoxins identified, it’s crucial to protect your horse’s well-being. That’s where ReMove comes in.

Our Innovative Approach

Formulated with carefully selected ingredients, ReMove is a fast-acting, non-medicated supplement designed to counteract mycotoxin contamination in your horse’s digestive tract. By targeting both polar and non-polar mycotoxins, ReMove’s Toxin Binder offers comprehensive protection.

Key Ingredients Explained

Mycosorb A+

This powerful component features a unique strain of yeast and algae meal. The strain of yeast is believed to effectively bind mycotoxins, aiding in their removal from the digestive system. The addition of algae enhances toxin absorption, expanding the range of captured toxins.

Actigen & Ecocell

These yeast strains contain Mannan Oligosaccharides (MOS), acting as prebiotics. They contribute to the growth of beneficial gut bacteria in the hindgut, promoting a healthy digestive system and potentially boosting immune function.

PowerStance

Our proprietary powdered coconut oil, PowerStance, contains lauric acid known for its potential antimicrobial properties. By supporting gut health, maintaining appetite, and aiding digestion, PowerStance complements the overall effectiveness of ReMove.

Recognising Mycotoxin Poisoning

Itchy skin and hair loss

Scabby sores

Stiffness

String halt or staggered movements

Wasted topline

Sunburnt nose

Persistent cough

Unusual sweating

Dull and coarse coat

Prolonged greasy heel or rainscald

Unexplained spookiness and erratic behaviour

Protect Your Horse with ReMove. Incorporate ReMove into your horse’s routine to mitigate the risks of mycotoxin contamination. Safeguard their well-being and ensure optimal digestive health.

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Praise for ReMove

I had heard about toxin binders for a while through different people and equine nutrition forums but never really considered using one since my horses are lucky enough to be grazing on improved pasture. Then a few months back my thoroughbred developed scabby itchy patches along his back and down his legs and also noticeable drop in his top line. I tried many different topical treatments and washes but no change his back was hot and sore and no way I could put a saddle on him. I decided I had nothing to lose by trying ReMove and within a week his itch was gone. I have also noticed a huge change in his overall condition and energy levels in the weeks since then. Barry’s coat is glistening and his muscle tone is the best it’s ever been but even more importantly my very hot headed and sensitive horse is calm and so much happier in his work. So incredibly happy with the results of something so simple. Barry and I are now looking forward to a great season eventing in top shape.
Rosie

I have had amazing results with ReMove in just a week she was completely clear of all scabs. She’s completely cleared up now such an awesome product. [the before picture] This was 4 days after we got her we couldn’t touch her nose or her ears and putting an halter on her was such a mission she was in so much pain it was so sore…It’s been 3 weeks since we started adding ReMove into her feed and my 8 year old daughter can now catch her unassisted.
Kirstie

I was so happy to discover that adding ReMove to my mares feed actually made a difference to her ability to focus under saddle. She had a habit of bucking or rearing as a means to avoid being ridden. I has helped her behaviour as ReMove helps to get rid of mycotoxin’s in her gut, leaving her feeling happier and healthier! Willow looks her best health and although she is a mare, she is definitely a much happier one. I’m so glad I tried ReMove and will continue adding this into her feed.
Alysha & Willow

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Frequently Asked Questions About ReMove

What are Mycotoxins

Mycotoxins are toxic chemical compounds produced by moulds which are members of the fungi group of plants. Generally speaking, the term mycotoxin is used for moulds that readily and easily colonise crops. Like bacteria, mould spores are ubiquitous in the environment. All herbivores come into close and constant contact with moulds daily – they can be both inhaled and ingested. The mould spores are microscopic and use oxygen to digest organic matter wherever the temperature and humidity levels are sufficient. In optimal conditions, they multiply and form colonies. Their toxic metabolic products are then present in even higher concentrations. The toxins are not needed for their growth or development but are maybe used to depress the immune system of the host plant. This could be a strategy for helping the colony to grow. Toxin production varies greatly with internal and external environmental conditions – there are often multiple toxins produced by the one colony and the same toxins can be produced by other species of mould. While the mould organisms themselves can be killed with heat and digestion, the toxins are very resistant to digestion, heat and cold.

Signs of Mycotoxin Poisoning

Mycotoxicosis is not a single syndrome produced by a relatively small number of moulds with consistent clinical signs. It is similar to bacteria in that there are a huge number of potential culprits that produce a wide range of health effects. There are non-specific signs such as:

Itchy skin and/or hair loss
Scabby sores
Stiffness
String halt/staggers
Wasted topline
Sunburnt nose
Persistent cough
Odd sweating
Coarse, dull coat
Persistent greasy heel/rainscald
Unexplained spookiness and dangerous behaviour

There is no specific blood test for mycotoxins. It would be a diagnosis by elimination of other causal factors that could produce the same signs. Testing the feed with a reputable laboratory would be one possibility to determine the presence and levels of mycotoxins in the feed. It would then have to be interpreted very carefully as to likely results of the ingestion of that level and type of mycotoxin on the horse’s body.

Where Can Mould Occur?

Mould can occur in buildings especially where there is humidity and moisture. Stables and sheds should be checked regularly for mould growth. Organic matter is the biggest source of mould – grain, forages, hay, pasture, soil. Mould can occur before and during harvesting and also in storage after processing. Medicinal plants and herbal medicines have also been known to contain mycotoxins.

What Can Be Done to Minimise the Risk of Mycotoxosis?

It is impossible to eliminate mycotoxins from the environment – over millennia, horses’ bodies have evolved to deal with constant contact with potentially pathogenic viruses, bacteria, moulds, fungi etc. If the horse is in good physical and mental health it would be harder for the normal background level of mycotoxin exposure to cause a problem. If a horse has become physically stressed with nutritional imbalances, chronic viral or bacterial infections, overwork, lack of sufficient roughage in the diet etc it could be more prone to being susceptible to mycotoxins of a mild to moderate level of intake. If a healthy horse is fed mouldy feed or accesses plants or pastures with high levels of mould then it could succumb to mycotoxicosis. Crop farmers can try and reduce mould levels in crops by crop rotation, soil cultivation, insect and weed control, harvesting earlier and having higher cutting heights. Post-harvest grain should be stored in < 13% moisture. If this is not possible, a mould inhibitor should be added to the product. As a horse owner, wet down dusty feed and never feed mouldy hay or grain. Ideally speaking, hay should be fed at least three months after cutting in order for the mould organisms to die.

What are Toxin Binders?

Toxin binders are chemical compounds used to absorb mycotoxins and endotoxins in the gut before they are absorbed by the body. They then pass out in the manure. They were developed primarily for the chicken, pig and beef industries. Factory farming produces high numbers of intensively raised animals that become incredibly stressed and therefore their immune systems are compromised. A large part of their diet is grain-based and mycotoxicosis is a constant risk. These animals need to be constantly growing so any setback with gastrointestinal upsets are to be minimised. They are then slaughtered within a short time frame so there is no real concern for long-term possible effects of ingesting toxin binders. Toxin binders can be inorganic (eg bentonite clays) or organic (yeast cell membranes). Their presence is designed to facilitate the attachment of the toxin to the binder and prevent its absorption by the gut. They are not a cure for mycotoxicosis but can be used as part of a treatment programme. ReMove is a natural toxin binder that consists of no chemicals or inorganic properties. This means that ReMove will only attach to the Mycotoxins, therefore it will not affect the absorption of vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates or proteins.

2 reviews for ReMove Toxin Binder for Horses

Rated 5 out of 5

Kate – 20th September 2023

My horse has sweet itch. He has always been rugged over the summer. The rest of the year he sports a hogged mane which is dry and flaky no matter what I put in his diet nor how much I groom him. He has also struggled with greasy heal. As soon as it rains I have become accustomed to having to manage greasy heal on his three white hooves. I won some ReMove in a raffle. I put some in my horse’s feed and within two weeks the dry, flaky skin that he has always had was gone. His skin was normal after owning him for 6 years! Not dry, not flaky, not dandruffy, just normal. He had been standing in fairly deep mud by the time the week of heavy rain had stopped and he never got greasy heal. He hasn’t had it since despite decent amounts of rain and standing around in a lot of mud. He still has itchy skin over summer but it’s not dry and flaky and I can manage his itch enough that he can spend summer rug-free now. I put some ReMove in his feed every few weeks and this seems to keep his skin normal and greasy-heal free. Happy days!”
Rated 5 out of 5

Kirstie – 13th October 2023

I have had amazing results with ReMove in just a week she was completely clear of all scabs. She’s completely cleared up now such an awesome product. 4 days after we got her we couldn’t touch her nose or her ears and putting a halter on her was such a mission she was in so much pain it was so sore…It’s been 3 weeks since we started adding ReMove into her feed and my 8 year old daughter can now catch her unassisted.

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