Electrolytes dose Greenpex pot 1kg, highly palatable electrolytes for horses
These electrolytes for horses supplement the horse's diet with easily-assimilable minerals. They are enriched with vitamin E and selenium, with their antioxidant properties, to preserve the horse's muscular potential during exercise. Electrolytes Dose from Greenpex is an electrolyte supplement for horses to compensate for electrolyte loss through sweat. These electrolytes for horses are particularly recommended for sport horses in intensive work or competition. Its oral syringe form makes it easy to administer.
Electrolytes Dose is a nutritional supplement that helps restore the body's hydro-electrolyte balance and supplements the diet with highly assimilable mineral salts, providing essential ions at the right time. Electrolytes Dose is enriched with vitamin E and selenium to help maintain muscle mass during exercise.
When your horse sweats, it loses not only water, but also essential electrolytes. Greenpex Dose Electrolytes rapidly replenish these electrolytes, promoting optimal hydration. This is particularly important during hot weather or intense exercise.
Electrolyte imbalances can lead to painful muscle cramps in horses. By maintaining an adequate electrolyte intake, you can help prevent these troublesome cramps and keep your horse's muscles supple.
After intense physical effort, recovery is essential for muscle health and overall horse performance. Greenpex Dose Electrolytes help speed up recovery by rapidly restoring electrolyte balance, enabling your horse to get back into shape more quickly.
Whether your horse is a competitive athlete, working horse or leisure companion, Dose Greenpex Electrolytes are suitable for all disciplines. They are designed to meet the electrolyte needs of all horses, whatever their level of activity.
Electrolyte balance is crucial to your horse's health and performance, especially when subjected to intense physical effort or harsh climatic conditions. Greenpex Dose Electrolytes are specially formulated to help maintain this balance and support your horse's health.
When your horse is involved in intensive training or competition, it can lose large quantities of electrolytes through perspiration. Greenpex Dose Electrolytes are particularly useful in these situations to maintain your horse's performance and health.
Extreme climatic conditions, whether intense heat or freezing cold, can upset your horse's electrolyte balance. By adding these electrolytes to his diet, you help him adapt to changing conditions.
Travel and transport can be stressful for horses, leading to electrolyte loss. Greenpex Dose Electrolytes are a smart preventive measure to ensure your horse stays in top form while on the move.
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Powder to be administered in food or water. The recommended dosage is 50 g per day per horse.
What are the side effects and contraindications?
Always leave free access to water.
Electrolytes Dose is formulated for equidae - Close tightly after use - Keep out of reach of children - Store in a dry place.
Minerals (per kilo)
Sodium 135 g, potassium 70 g, magnesium 4.7 g, calcium 3.2 g
Vitamins (per kilo)
A 500,000 IU, E 40,000 mg, B1 5,000 mg, B6 600 mg
Trace elements (per kilo)
Iron 100 mg, zinc 100 mg, copper 25 mg, manganese 50 mg, iodine 5 mg, selenium 5 mg
Presentation-Packaging
Powder 1 kg pot (20 days' use)
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