Description
Natural Vitamin E for Horses
Fresh grass is the richest in natural vitamin E for horses, but hay or haylage, on the other hand, contains little or even no vitamin E left. Because horses have less or no access to fresh grass in the winter, it is especially important to supplement vitamin E then. Concentrates and supplements are sources of vitamin E supplementation, but concentrates do not always contain the proper amount of vitamin E that the horse needs. HorseAdds Natural E contains high doses of natural vitamin E, ten grams of which will provide 2400 I.E. per day.
Vitamine E speelt een belangrijke rol in verschillende lichaamsprocessen en de behoefte van jouw paard is hoger bij o.a. fysieke inspanning, groei en dracht. Vitamine E is een krachtige antioxidant, wat direct als nadeel heeft dat deze vitamine sterk onderhevig is aan afname in hooi en voordroogkuil. Vitamine E beschermt cellen tegen oxidatieve stress. Onze HorseAdds Natural E bestaat uit natuurlijke vitamine E in combinatie met MSM, er is expres geen selenium toegevoegd. Zoek je wel aanvulling van dit sporenelement, kijk dan eens bij onze HorseAdds SIS Selenium
How much vitamin E does a horse need?
The basic vitamin E requirements of a horse (600 kg) are 600 I.E. per day, according to the Central Animal Feed Bureau (CVB) and the U.S. National Research Council (NRC). With physical exertion, 360-1200 I.E. per day is added, depending on the intensity of your training. The requirement also increases with gestation, lactation and growth. At gestation it is 360 I.E. per day, at lactation 600 I.E. and at growth 100 to 400 I.E. depending on age. If you feed flaxseed oil or another unsaturated oil, keep in mind that this too increases the need for Vitamin E. An excess of Vitamin E does not occur easily.
Natural Vitamin E with flaxseed oil
Natural vitamin E is also combined with flaxseed oil in our