Equistro Energy Booster, a source of electrolytes and sugars for competition horses - 20 g oral paste in a syringe
Equistro Energy Booster, part of the Equistro line, is designed to replenish electrolytes lost due to heavy sweating in horses.
These electrolytes for horses are particularly recommended to meet the needs of athletic horses during periods of intense exertion (training or competition), or to speed up recovery between sporting events. Its oral syringe form makes it easy to administer and dose.
Equistro Energy Booster is formulated to quickly restore electrolyte balance in horses. Thanks to its specific composition, it rapidly compensates for electrolyte losses caused by heavy sweating.
This energy supplement provides an instant source of energy for horses. It is particularly beneficial for athletic horses or those undergoing periods of intense exertion. It helps maintain their energy levels and prevent fatigue caused by electrolyte depletion.
When your horse sweats profusely, it loses not only essential electrolytes but also water. Equistro Energy Booster promotes optimal rehydration by providing the electrolytes needed to support water retention.
Muscle cramps are common in horses that sweat excessively. The electrolytes in this syringe help prevent these cramps by maintaining the muscles’ electrolyte balance.
By providing an instant source of energy, this syringe helps improve your horse’s performance. Your horse remains more energetic and able to maintain its performance level, even during prolonged exertion.
The Equistro Energy Booster comes in a syringe, making it extremely convenient to administer. You can take it with you to competitions, trail rides, or any other equestrian event, and easily administer it whenever your horse needs it.
We also offer Equistro Excell E powder from the Vetoquinol veterinary laboratory at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Administer directly into the horse’s mouth, before and/or after intense physical exertion that causes heavy sweating.
Recommended doses
- Standard-sized horses: 1/2 to 1 oral injector (= 10 to 20 g)
- Ponies: 1/4 of an oral injector (= 5 g)
Administration may be repeated for 1 to 3 days, as needed.
Always provide free access to drinking water.
Before use or before extending the treatment period, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian.
What are the side effects and contraindications?
The Equistro Energy Booster formula contains no ingredients that could cause a positive result in anti-doping tests.
Always provide free access to water.
This product contains trace minerals for which maximum limits have been established; therefore, it is recommended not to exceed the recommended amounts.
Formulated for equines—Close tightly after use—Keep out of reach of children.
Ingredients:
Glycerin, sodium chloride, potassium chloride, glucose, calcium gluconate, magnesium hydrogen phosphate 0.6%
Analytical constituents:
Moisture 44%, crude protein 11.7%, crude fat 10.7%, crude ash 8%, chlorides 3.5%, sodium 1.6%, potassium 1.2%, crude fiber 1%, glucose 0.8%, calcium 0.13%, magnesium 0.1%
Additives (per kilogram):
- Amino acids (monohydrochloride) 7,500 mg.
- Vitamins and provitamins: Vitamin E (as alpha-tocopherol acetate) 100,000 mg, vitamin PP 13,500 mg, vitamin B2 7,900 mg, vitamin B1 (hydrochloride) 7,900 mg, choline (chloride) 6,500 mg, calcium pantothenate 4,900 mg, inositol 2,250 mg, vitamin B6 1,600 mg, vitamin B12 50 mg
- Trace element compounds: Iron as citrate (E1) 2,300 mg, zinc as zinc chloride (E6) 800 mg
Presentation and Packaging
20 g oral syringe paste (1 to 2 doses)
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