Product description
Vita-E-Plus is a concentrated source of natural antioxidants. Administering Vita-E-Plus makes it possible to maximize horses' athletic potential during training. It is a unique feed supplement that combines the antioxidant effects of vitamins E and C with selenium and also contains the essential amino acid lysine and B vitamins. Vita-E-Plus also contains extremely important nutrients for broodmares and stallions.
Horses in training
Vitamins E and C stop the formation of harmful free radicals that can develop during intense training. Selenium is a component of the enzyme glutathione peroxidase, which destroys free radicals. Scientific research has shown that administering high amounts of vitamin E can increase horses' endurance and racing performance due to enhanced antioxidant activity.
Breeding animals
Many breeders have found that administering antioxidant vitamins helps prepare broodmares and stallions for the winter breeding season, as in most cases, winter feed does not provide sufficient nutrient supply. Supplementation with Vita-E-Plus provides these necessary nutrients. The lysine component in Vita-E-Plus is an extremely important dietary component for growing foals.
Composition: Calcium carbonate, dextrose, corn starch
Additives (per 50g): Amino acids: L-lysine monohydrochloride 10,000mg
Vitamins (per 50g): Vitamin E (Alpha-tocopheryl acetate) 2,250i.u., Vitamin C (L Ascorbic Acid) 2,000mg, Vitamin B1 500mg, Vitamin B2 100mcg
Trace elements (per 50g): Selenium (Selenised yeast inactivated) 500mcg
Instructions for proper use:
Mix Vita-E-Plus into the normal feed amount.
Horses in training: Feed 50g daily
Broodmares and stallions: Feed 50g daily
Weanlings and yearlings: Feed 50g every other day.
What are the benefits of vitamin E as a supplement for your horse?
Vitamin E in horses is traditionally associated with supporting supple muscles. Vitamin E for horses can support rehabilitation phases in horses with inflammatory diseases.
Since vitamin E is fat-soluble, it should always be fed to horses with a small amount of linseed oil. Only then can the body truly benefit fully from the vitamin and utilize it optimally.
Vitamin E is considered a cell-protective vitamin. It is an antioxidant. This means it can protect the organism from cell-damaging oxygen radicals, which occur particularly during high physical exertion (e.g., in sport horses during training or competition).
Did you know that vitamin E even protects valuable B vitamins and vitamin A from damage? For this reason alone, supplementing horses with vitamin E is considered beneficial!