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This guide is for horse owners looking to support their horses' muscle function and overall performance with NAF Vitamin E Selenium Lysine. It provides essential nutrients, particularly beneficial for horses in strenuous exercise or competition. However, consistent feeding is key to achieving the best results.
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For horses, the loading rate (7 to 10 days) is 45g per day (3 scoops). The maintenance rate is 30g per day (2 scoops). For ponies, the loading rate (7 to 10 days) is 30g per day (2 scoops), and the maintenance rate is 15g per day (1 scoop).
The ingredients include Dextrose, Soya flour (heat treated), Brewers’ yeast, and Rapeseed oil.
NAF Vitamin E Selenium Lysine is generally safe, but it's always best to consult with your veterinarian before introducing any new supplement, especially if your horse has any pre-existing conditions.
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, and always reseal the container after use.
This depends on the size of the tub (1 Kg or 3 Kg) and the horse's dosage. Refer to the feeding guidelines to calculate how long the product will last based on your horse's needs.
Try mixing the supplement with a different type of feed or adding a small amount of molasses to improve palatability.
Ensure the horse is receiving the correct dosage and feeding the supplement consistently. Consult with a vet to rule out any underlying health issues.
To use NAF Vitamin E Selenium Lysine, simply mix the recommended amount with your horse's feed. Ensure the feed is palatable to encourage consumption. Store the product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Always reseal the container after use. It is compatible with most horse feed and supplements, but it is always good practice to observe your horse's response to any new supplement.
