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Description
Article no.: EVITSELEN
Vitamin E is fat-soluble and is stored in the muscles, fatty tissues and liver. Vitamin E is not produced by the horse's body but must be added through the feed. Vitamin E is an antioxidant that helps to counteract oxidation in the body's cells caused by the free radicals that lead to cell damage if not prevented.
Selenium is a trace element and an important antioxidant that contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system. Organic selenium is more easily absorbed in the body than inorganic selenium and reduces the risk of overdose.
Selenium interacts with vitamin E and the two complement and strengthen each other's effect. Selenium is deficient in most soils in Sweden.
Selenium and vitamin E contribute to and support the natural functioning of the body.
Suitable for horses with too little selenium and vitamin E in the diet, high-performing horses, older horses and broodmares.
Composition
Vitamin E (d-alpha-tocopheryl acetate), Inulin (chicory root), Selenium (selenomethionine)
Analytical constituents
Vitamin E 250000 mg / 1000 grams and 1500 mg / 6 grams (1 measure)
Selenium 333 mg / 1000 grams and 2 mg / 6 grams (1 measure)
Dosage measure 6 grams, contained in the jar. If the horse is fed other selenium-enriched concentrated feeds, a calculation should be made for correct dosage.
Pony 350 kg: ½ measure / day
Horse 500 kg: 1 measure / day
Horse 650 kg: 1.5 measures / day
Storage: Dry. Room temperature, avoid direct sunlight. Close the lid tightly.
One jar lasts about 60 days (Calculated on a horse about 500kg).