Equistro Excell E Liquid Vetoquinol is a dietary supplement rich in vitamin E, selenium, magnesium, and lysine, used to maintain muscle integrity and health and to facilitate the return to work of horses prone to muscle disorders.
This dietary supplement for horses contains a bioavailable blend of vitamin E, magnesium, organic selenium, and L-lysine. This supplement is specially formulated to help support muscle function and integrity. It also helps horses recover after intense activity and muscle strain. Vitamin E and organic selenium are known for their high antioxidant content. They help reduce oxidative stress, which is harmful to cells, and protect muscle cell walls.
The magnesium in this formula is an essential component of biochemical reactions involving ATP. This active ingredient helps improve energy utilization at the cellular level and enhances the quality of muscle relaxation. L-lysine is an amino acid that plays a key role in muscle proteins (actin and myosin). It aids in the regeneration of weakened muscle fibers.
The magnesium in this supplement supports muscle health by promoting muscle relaxation. This can be particularly beneficial for horses undergoing intense exercise or prone to muscle tension.
Selenium and vitamin E are powerful antioxidants that strengthen horses’ immune systems. They help protect cells from oxidative damage and maintain overall health.
L-Lysine is essential for the growth and development of horses, particularly growing foals. It promotes the formation of proteins and enzymes vital for their development.
Selenium helps maintain healthy hooves and manes, which is essential for active horses. Healthy hooves and a beautiful mane are not only aesthetically pleasing but also indicative of good health.
Equistro Excell E Liquid is recommended for a variety of situations and needs in horses:
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For horses weighing approximately 500 kg, athletic horses, or horses prone to muscle stiffness, administer 20 ml of the product daily.
For recreational horses, administer 10 ml per day. For light horses and ponies, be sure to reduce the amount by half. Add to their feed.
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Precautions for Use
The Excell E batch from the Equistro line is tested annually to detect potential environmental contaminants and ensure that this feed does not contain any active ingredients that could cause a positive doping test.
Magnesium chloride 17%, glycerin. Additives/kg: Trace mineral compounds: selenium (organic, derived from Saccharomyces cerevisiae CNCM I-3060 – inactivated selenium yeast) (E3b8.10) 23 mg. Essential amino acids and salts: L-lysine (monohydrochloride) (3.2.3.) 89,720 mg. Vitamins and provitamins: vitamin E/totally racemic alpha-tocopheryl acetate (3a700) 105,140 IU.
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Equistro Excell E Liquid by Vetoquinol is available from your online veterinary pharmacy in 250-ml and 1-liter sizes.
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