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Spirulina pellet 1 kg

Horse Adds Spirulina Pellets consist of 100% Spirulina, pressed into an easy to feed pellet. These dried blue-green algae support the immune system and help maintain healthy respiratory tracts.

Quantity: Spirulina pellet 1 kg
In stock
Ordered today before 4 p.m., shipped today
44,35

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  • Ordered before 16:00, shipped today
  • Rated with a 9.6/10
  • Advice from our nutritional experts
  • Natural ingredients - without unnecessary fillers or sugars

Description

Horse Adds Spirulina Pellets consist of 100% Spirulina, pressed into an easy to feed pellet. This dried blue-green algae supports the immune system and helps maintain healthy respiratory tracts. Spirulina is rich in Beta-carotene, Vitamin C and Vitamin E, which are powerful oxidants to protect healthy cells and tissues. An excellent source of protein, it contains all the essential amino acids and is rich in omega-3 and -6 in an optimal ratio.

Rich in antioxidants
Spirulina is rich in Beta-carotene (precursor to Vitamin A), Vitamin C and Vitamin E. These are important antioxidants. They protect the body from free radicals and help maintain healthy cells and tissues.

Supports healthy skin
Many horses have very sensitive and irritated skin during the summer. Spirulina, combined with Flaxseed oil can be supportive of healthy skin during this time. Flaxseed oil is rich in Omega-3 fatty acids and Spirulina in the Omega-6 fatty acid Gamma-linolenic acid (GLA). Omega-3 and GLA fatty acids support the healing ability of the skin.

Contains high levels of Thiamine, vitamin B1
Spirulina contains high levels of vitamin B1. Vitamin B1 is a water-soluble vitamin and is produced by the horse itself in the large intestine through the fermentation process of roughage. In addition, the horse gets it through fresh grass. However, the horse may not be able to produce enough vitamin B1. This can occur if the intestinal flora is out of balance.

Thiamine is important for carbohydrate metabolism, helping the horse release energy from carbohydrates including sugars. In addition, Thiamine contributes to normal nervous system function. Low levels of Thiamine in horses may be associated with restless behavior. A supplement containing Thiamine contributes to normal resistance to stress.

Composition
Algae; Spirulina
Analytical constituents per kg
Crude protein
>55,0%
Crude ash
<8,0%
Crude fat
5,0-8,0%
Crude fiber
<3,0%
Advisory dosage
Horse (600 kg)
30 grams
Pony (300 kg)
15 grams