Fodder beer yeast + Selenium for Horses 5-25 kg

Description

Supplementary feed mixture for horses, created to provide comprehensive care and support for health. The unique combination of brewer’s yeast and selenium makes this product an excellent addition to the daily diet of horses, positively influencing their overall physical condition.

Key Ingredients:

• Brewer’s Yeast: Rich in natural proteins, B-group vitamins, amino acids, and microelements, brewer’s yeast is a valued ingredient in horse nutrition. It supports healthy muscle development, energy maintenance, and improves skin and coat condition.
• Selenium: The addition of selenium is crucial for maintaining the proper functioning of the horse’s immune system. Selenium is also essential for the proper functioning of muscles and maintaining healthy hooves.

Benefits for Horses:

• Immune Support: Selenium, as a component of brewer’s yeast, supports the horse’s immune system, protecting them from infections and diseases.
• Antioxidant Protection: Selenium, as a component of antioxidant enzymes, can help neutralize free radicals that can cause oxidative stress in the body. This may be important in preventing cell damage, including in intestinal tissues.
• Healthy Skin and Coat: B-group vitamins in brewer’s yeast have a positive impact on the skin and coat, giving them a healthy and shiny appearance.
• Healthy Muscles and Muscle Tissue: Selenium is essential for maintaining healthy muscles and efficient muscle function. It helps prevent muscle injuries and supports regeneration after intense physical exertion.
• Maintenance of Healthy Hooves: Selenium plays a significant role in maintaining healthy hooves, which is crucial for the overall fitness of the horse.
• Improvement of Fertility: Adequate selenium levels can have a positive impact on horse fertility. Selenium is involved in the spermatogenesis process in stallions and can support healthy pregnancies in mares.

Usage:
Add 150g (1 mg Se) – 300g (2 mg Se) of the product to the horse’s daily feed, depending on its weight and needs. Adjust the amount based on the intensity of training and the overall health of the horse.