Animal food supplement compositions and methods of use

This invention describes a solid food supplement for animals, particularly to help with digestive issues like colic. It works by using psyllium husks, which expand into a gel inside the animal's stomach to clear out unwanted material like sand. The specific formula detailed in the claims is a pellet or crumble containing 30-35% psyllium, 7.5-10% lucerne, and creatine, designed to be low in protein and moisture.

Why it matters: The broad range for creatine in the 2007 claims suggests its role in gut health was not fully defined. Advances in animal nutrition science since then may have clarified creatine's specific benefits, making this precise formulation more relevant.

Status: ExpiredProtection ended and was never renewed
How hard to build: ModerateMixing, binding, and forming specific food ratios.

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