Systemiq™ Probiotic Supplement Optimizes the microbiome to support normal recovery after exercise and occasional gastrointestinal stress. For All Horses PATENTED PROBIOTIC TECHNOLOGY Shown in research to support optimal digestive and immune function in horses, when fed daily. REMAINS LIVE AND ACTIVE Proven to survive through manufacturing and the environment of the digestive tract. RESEARCH PROVEN Support for normal hindgut health and fecal consistency in horses stressed from exercise or other activities. Live & Active • Effective • Protective For over a decade, Purina has been studying the equine microbiome to help horse owners unlock new insights into their horse’s health. We looked beyond the usual expectations of what a probiotic can do. The unique and patented probiotic technology in Systemiq™ supplement survives when other bacteria strains don’t, remaining live and active through manufacturing and the horse’s gastric environment. It has a systemic effect in your horse, helping him to overcome challenges such as exercise or occasional gastrointestinal stress. It is one more piece of the puzzle to help protect horses with sensitive systems and elite athletes alike. Systemiq™ probiotic supplement provides proven benefits backed by science, all part of the Purina® Microbiome Quotient™ platform. ACTIVE INGREDIENT PER SCOOP (30g) INACTIVE INGREDIENTS (listed alphabetically) Cane Molasses, Citric Acid (a Preservative), Ground Oat Groats, Soybean Meal, Soybean Oil,

FECAL CONSISTENCY Horses consuming Systemiq™ Probiotic (Bacillus coagulans GBI-30, 6086) experienced a smaller rise in SAA, a marker of systemic inflammation, following an exercise challenge as compared to horses consuming feed that contained no Systemiq™ Probiotic, or contained other probiotics. PROBIOTIC SURVIVAL Probiotic strain in Systemiq™ (Bacillus coagulans GBI-30, 6086) survived pelleting while other bacteria strains did not. During gastrointestinal stress, the fecal consistency of horses consuming Systemiq™ remained closer to normal compared to the control group. Probiotic Survival Through...