Neigh-Lox is a scientifically proven equine antacid.  Gastric ulcers can wreak havoc on a horse.  Constant insult of the stomach wall by gastric acid can trigger ulceration.  Signs of gastric ulcers include a slack in performance or growth, a shift in attitude and poor appetite.  The active ingredients in Neigh-Lox buffer gastric acid as well as protect and preserve the stomach lining from continuous overexposure to gastric acid.  The acid-neutralizing properties of Neigh-Lox are conferred by dihydroxy-aluminum, sodium carbonate and calcium while aluminum phosphate serves as a gentle coating agent

Feeding Directions:
Weanlings: Add two ounces to each grain meal.  Do not exceed a total of eight ounces daily.

Yearlings: Add four ounces to each grain meal.  Do not exceed a total of sixteen ounces daily.

Horses in Training: Add four ounces to each grain meal.  Do not exceed a total sixteen ounces daily.