Description
| Animals: | For Horses |
| Form: | Powder |
| Purpose-Special Nutrition: | Growth |
| Animal Age: | Foal |
| Composition: | Calcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, wheat starch, sodium chloride, magnesium oxide, monosodium phosphate, glycerin. |
| Analytical Ingredients: | per 1kg: calcium 13.0%, phosphorus 6.0%, sodium 4.0%, magnesium 3.0%. |
| Additional Nutritional Ingredients: | per 1kg: Vitamins: E672 vitamin A 500,000 IU, vitamin B12 6 mg, E671 vitamin D3 80,000 IU, vitamin C 3,000 mg, vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol) 6,500 mg, niacin 600 mg, vitamin K3 300 mg, biotin 15 mg, vitamin B1 400 mg, folic acid 200 mg, vitamin B2 500 mg, pantothenic acid 500 mg, vitamin B6 250 mg, choline chloride 10,000 mg, L-carnitine 30,000 mg. Trace Elements: E1 ferrous sulfate monohydrate (Fe) 5,100 mg, chelated iron complex and anhydrous amino acids (Fe) 1,000 mg, E6 zinc oxide (Zn) 2,800 mg, chelated zinc complex and anhydrous amino acids (Zn) 1,200 mg, E4 copper sulfate pentahydrate (Cu) 700 mg, chelated copper complex and anhydrous amino acids (Cu) 300 mg, E5 manganese oxide (Mn) 3,000 mg, chelated manganese complex and anhydrous amino acids (Mn) 1,000 mg, E3 cobalt carbonate, trivalent (Co) 20 mg, E2 potassium iodide (I) 20 mg, 3b8.11 selenium methionine from Saccharomyces cerevisiae NCYC R397 (inactive yeast with selenium) (Se) 20 mg. Amino Acids, Salts, and Ratios: 3.2.3. L-lysine monohydrochloride 60 g, 3.1.1. DL-methionine 20 g, 3.3.1. L-threonine 5 g. |
| Indications: | Dietary supplement for foals and young horses. |
| Useful Information: | Amino Acids: proper muscle development. Trace Elements and Vitamins: healthy development. L-carnitine: excellent muscle and heart development, important for the horse’s future performance. |
| Usage Instructions: | Administer mixed daily in the feed. The horse should have access to clean drinking water. |
| Manufacturer’s Dosage: | Recommended daily dosage per 100kg body weight: For foals up to 6 months (250 kg b.w.): 60 g. For foals from 6 to 12 months (400 kg b.w.): 70 g. For young horses from 12 to 18 months (500 kg b.w.): 80 g. For horses from 18 to 24 months (550 kg b.w.): 70 g. |
