Equistro Kerabol Vetoquinol 1L Bottle is a solution rich in biotin and essential nutrients for horses that helps improve the health of a horse's hooves, coat, and mane.
This dietary supplement for horses contains D-biotin and DL-methionine (a source of organic sulfur), as well as easily absorbable zinc, manganese (IPALIGO® trace minerals), and selenium. Together, these active ingredients contribute to the development of healthy hooves and a healthy coat in horses. Regular use not only promotes healthy hooves—that is, hooves that are flexible and do not break—but also helps give the coat a shiny, radiant appearance.
Kerabol from the Equistro line is composed of a combination of D-biotin, DL-methionine (a source of organic sulfur), and zinc. It is also formulated with easily absorbable chelated manganese (IPALIGO® trace minerals) and selenium (Selplex®). The zinc in this formula helps improve hoof quality by promoting the proliferation of keratinocytes. The Kerabol supplement contains biotin, which improves hoof quality. This equine feed contains methionine, selenium, and manganese. This complex promotes keratin synthesis (via cystine). Methionine provides the formula with a source of sulfur.
Equistro Kerabol is a highly sophisticated formula that leverages a combination of ingredients essential for the health of your horse’s hooves and coat. Here are the main components of this dietary supplement:
D-biotin is an essential nutrient for hoof health. It helps strengthen hoof structure by promoting the growth of keratinized tissues. An adequate amount of biotin in a horse’s diet is essential for strong, resilient hooves.
DL-methionine is a source of organic sulfur, a key component in the formation of keratin, the primary protein in hooves and coat. It plays a vital role in the strength and flexibility of the hooves.
Zinc is an essential mineral that promotes the proliferation of keratinocytes, the cells responsible for keratin production. A sufficient amount of zinc in the diet contributes to hoof quality.
Manganese is a trace mineral included in the formula as part of the IPALIGO® trace mineral blend. It plays a role in keratin synthesis, thereby contributing to the health of hooves and coat.
Selenium is also an essential element included in the form of Selplex®. It is easily absorbed and participates in keratin formation, thereby contributing to strong hooves and a healthy coat.
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For horses weighing approximately 500 kg, administer 10 ml of the product per day.
For foals and ponies, administer 5 ml of the solution daily. The product can be mixed with feed, given with water, or administered orally using an applicator.
For horses with significant hoof horn abnormalities or particularly heavy horses, administer 15 ml daily.
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Sodium chloride, magnesium chloride. Additives/kg: Trace element compounds: zinc (as zinc glycine hydrate chelate) (3b607) 9,050 mg, manganese as manganese chloride tetrahydrate (E5) 2,970 mg, selenium as sodium selenite (E8) 25 mg. Amino acids and salts: Technically pure DL-methionine (3c301) 9,900 mg. Vitamins and provitamins: biotin (3a880) 1,485 mg, beta-carotene 3a160(a) 1.39 mg. Aromatic compounds: glycine 17,000 mg.
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Equistro Kerabol Vetoquinol is available from your online pharmacy in 1-liter bottles.
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