Ranvet - Equitone
Glycero Phosphate and Iron Supplement for horses.
Enhances liver function, rejuvenates tired muscles, stimulates the appetite.
Under stress conditions, maximum performance requires peak liver function. The liver is the chemical processing plant for a horse's body and is capable of performing over 100 vital functions. It aids digestion and purifies the blood.
The stress of intense physical effort places extreme demands on a horse's liver. The Choline in Ranvet's Equitone is there to enhance liver function. The haemoglobin in the red cells is what gives blood its ability to carry vital oxygen from the lungs to the horse's muscles.
If sufficient oxygen is not transported to the muscles they cannot recover properly from their contraction and relaxation phase. The two readily assimilated iron salts in Equitone are there to enhance muscle function. Under stress conditions, an adequate supply of glycerophosphates is also essential for optimum muscle function.
Ranvet's Equitone provides four forms of Glycero-phosphates which have the added benefit of stimulating and maintaining a horse's appetite.
Equitone has been specifically formulated for horses in training and those spelling.
Directions and Dose rates: As routine - 60mL daily mixed through the feed. Spelling Horses - 60mL for the first 28 days; then reduce to 30mL daily if horse is to spell for 6 weeks or more.
Size: 5L $115.00, 20L $399.00 (Please note due to the size of the 20L product there is a freight/handling fee of $30.00)
$115.00 NZD
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Since 1960 Ranvet has continued to research the science of horse training and has designed, tested, refined and then marketed products to satisfy the most specific needs of the performance horse. After more than 40 years producing product for the equine athlete, Ranvet has now formulated a range of products for the greyhound racing industry. More Info
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