MULTIPRO-VET – Live yeast gut support for bees

01 · WHEN TO USE IT

After the treatment, not instead of it

After a varroa treatment, after a strong disinfection, or when spring “runs” hit and you see diarrhoea stains on frames and at the entrance (the classic spring diarrhoea often referred to as Morbus majalis), the real question is not “what else do I feed”, but how do I help the gut recover without adding more stress.

When to use: after treatments (e.g., varroa), after disinfection/sanitation, during spring diarrhoea episodes, and whenever colonies are weakened and you want to restore digestion and gut balance rather than “plain syrup only”.

02 · HOW IT WORKS

The yeast cell wall: MOS and β-glucans

How it works: the manufacturer confirms the yeast is alive. It does not permanently colonise the gut, but provides a functional probiotic/prebiotic effect while passing through. Yeast cell walls contain MOS and β-glucans. MOS can bind opportunistic pathogens, reducing their ability to attach to the gut epithelium and helping flush them out. β-glucans are part of that same cell wall and are the component probiotic research studies for its link with the gut barrier; the literature itself notes that more studies are needed. Yeast cell walls can also adsorb toxins and irritating metabolites.

03 · WHAT IT IS NOT

It is not a medicine, and that is worth saying

Honest positioning: MULTIPRO-VET is not a medicine and it does not neutralise chemical residues from treatments. It works through biological mechanisms (microbiota + barrier + adsorption + nutritional support). Healthier guts also mean bees clean up faster, instead of staying stuck in the diarrhoea-weakness loop.

04 · BEFORE YOU BUY

Yield and sizes: a 125 ml bottle prepares 5 to 12.5 litres depending on concentration; the 1 litre size covers 40 to 100 litres; and the 5 litre can covers 200 to 500 litres. Available sizes: 125 ml, 1 litre and 5 litres.