Equistro Elytaan, electrolytes for horses in oral solution form
Equistro Elytaan, part of the Equistro line, has been formulated to replenish electrolytes lost during exertion that causes heavy sweating in horses.
These electrolytes for horses are particularly recommended for horses in competition or during training, during stressful situations such as transport, in extreme heat, or as initial support for mares after foaling. Its liquid formulation makes it easy to administer to finicky horses.
When your athletic horse engages in intense exertion, such as a competition, it can lose a significant amount of electrolytes through sweating. This loss of electrolytes can lead to electrolyte imbalances, thereby compromising your horse’s performance and overall health. That’s where Equistro Elytaan comes in—a dietary supplement specially formulated to replenish lost electrolytes and support the performance of athletic horses.
After intense exercise, a horse can lose significant amounts of electrolytes through sweating. Equistro Elytaan helps restore electrolyte balance by replenishing the essential electrolytes lost during exercise. This helps maintain the horse’s health and well-being.
The electrolytes and energy provided by Equistro Elytaan support the performance of competitive horses. It enables them to maintain optimal performance during competitions and other athletic activities.
The electrolytes in Equistro Elytaan play a crucial role in preventing muscle cramps. This keeps the horse’s muscles supple and high-performing, reducing the risk of injuries related to muscle contraction.
Equistro Elytaan mixes easily with the horse’s drinking water or feed. It can be administered before, during, or after exercise, making it very convenient for owners and trainers.
This dietary supplement is specially formulated to meet the needs of athletic horses subjected to high physical demands. It helps maintain their electrolyte balance and performance, which is essential for their success in sporting activities.
We also offer the Equistro Energy Booster syringe from the Vetoquinol veterinary laboratory at the best price in our online pharmacy.
During exercise or in hot weather, horses lose water and vital salts—or electrolytes—through sweating.
The Equistro Elytaan formula provides rapidly absorbed electrolytes tailored to replace those lost through sweating.
What are the side effects and contraindications?
The Equistro Elytaan formula contains no ingredients that could result in a positive anti-doping test;
Always provide free access to water.
This product contains trace minerals for which maximum thresholds have been established; for this reason, the daily dose should not exceed 800 ml per 500-kg horse per day.
Equistro Elytaan Vetoquinol is formulated with:
Raw materials:
Sugar syrup 28.6%, magnesium chloride 18.7%, sodium chloride 8.4%, potassium chloride 2%, calcium chloride 1%
Analytical constituents:
Moisture 53%, crude ash 17.5%, chlorides 14%, sodium 3.6%, magnesium 2.1%, potassium 1.15%, crude protein 0.9%, crude fat 0.8%, calcium 0.43%, crude fiber 0.3%, glucose 0.2%
Additives (per kilogram):
- Trace mineral compounds: Zinc (as zinc chloride) (E6) 1,436 mg, iron (as ferric chloride) (E1) 254 mg, copper as cupric chloride (E4) 188 mg, manganese as manganous chloride (E5) 99 mg
- Amino acids and their salts: DL-methionine 1,067 mg, L-lysine (monochlorohydrate) 1,069 mg
- Vitamins and provitamins: Niacin 716 mg, calcium pantothenate 713 mg. Aromatic substances: Glycine 4,800 mg
Presentation and Packaging
Equistro Elytaan Vetoquinol comes in a 1-liter bottle (25 to 50 days’ supply)
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