Nutrequin Elite

Created for your elite performer!

Performance horse requirements for vitamins and trace minerals may be up to 2.5 times higher than for pleasure horses. The best way to assure these requirements are met is to add a daily well-balanced supplement that provides all the vitamins and minerals at adequate concentrations. That’s what Nutrequin Elite is.

This supplement is loaded with premium organic and inorganic sources of vitamins and trace minerals at high levels as well as chelated minerals for increased bioavailability. Add to that some yeast bound Selenium – the most biologically active form of Selenium, and biotin to help improve hoof health and you've got a feed for the champions! Nutrequin Elite contains natural source of vitamin E – up to 3 times more potent than synthetic source.

Ingredients

Selenium enriched yeast (Reg. #982026), Vitamin A, Vitamin D (Reg. #990017), D-alpha tocopheryl, acetate (Reg. #990720), Menadione sodium bisulfite complex, Vitamin B, Thiamine mononitrate, Riboflavin, Pyridoxine hydrochloride, Calcium d-pantothenate, Niacin, Folic acid, Choline chloride, Beta-carotene (Reg. #990019), D-biotin, Wheat germ meal, Dehydrated alfalfa meal, Monocalcium phosphate, Salt, Magnesium oxide, Zinc proteinate (Reg. #990257), Manganese proteinate (Reg. #990256), Copper sulphate, Calcium iodate, Iron proteinate (Reg. #990255), Potassium chloride, Ground limestone, Cobalt sulfate, Iron sulfate, Manganese sulfate, Zinc sulfate, L-threonine, DL-methionine, Flavouring agent (Reg. #880154), Sweet molasses (Reg. #980351), Mineral oil.

Why are everyday supplements important?

A basic diet consisting of hay, grain and pelleted feeds is often lacking various nutrients such as vitamins and trace minerals.

During storage, vitamins in hay undergo oxidizing processes and degradation. Vitamin and trace mineral deficiencies show up in a horse after a chronic lack of supply, and may present as increased susceptibility to infections, poor performance and lack of energy, muscular and neurological problems and poor hair coat and hoof condition.

Did you know that...

Pregnant or lactating mares and performance horses may require as much as 2.5 times more vitamins and trace minerals compared to pleasure horses.

Levels of fat soluble vitamins and minerals have to be balanced to prevent deficiencies, toxicity and absorption interference.

The best way to prevent vitamin and mineral deficiencies in horses is to add supplements to daily feeding program.