As horses grow older, their nutrient needs change. This
might be due to bad or missing teeth, changes in metabolism,
or less efficient digestion.
"In general, a healthy older horse that doesn't have
metabolic problems has nutrient requirements a little higher
than a mature horse in its prime," she says. "An older
horse's requirements are very similar to those of a young,
growing horse. Digestive efficiency is reduced in older
horses. Like older humans, many of them get thin. They are
in a more catabolic state-- metabolizing muscle tissue."
Thus, the old horse needs more feed, but it must contain all
of his nutrient requirements; you should not increase
calories just by adding more grain. He needs a concentrate
with less grain and higher levels of soluble fiber and fat.
For improving fertility, Productivity and Growth
Fortified with bypass methionine complex
Metho-Chelated minerals & Vitamins combination.
Nutritional value per 1 kg.
Fat soluble Vitamins:
Vitamin A :
7, 00,000 I.U
Vitamin D3:
70,000 I.U
Vitamin E:
250mg
Protein (33%):
10g
Macrominerals:
Calcium
255g
Phosphorus
127.5g
Magnesium
6g
Water Soluble Vitamins:
Nicotinamide
1000mg
Trace Minerals:
Copper
4.2g
Cobalt
150mg
Iodine
325mg
Iron
1.5g
Manganese
1.5g
Selenium
10mg
Zinc
9.6g
Sodium
6mg
Sulphur
7.2g
Potassium
100mg
Wonder Herbs of Ayurveda
Satawari (Aspargu Racemosus)
10g
Ashwagandha (Withania Somnifera)
5g
Jewanti (Leptidinia Reticulate)
10g
Animal feed Supplement
Not for Human/Medicinal use
Mixing Ratio: 30g per cow/buffalo per day to be mixed in the feed
Storage: Store at a Temperature not exceeding 30o C, Protect from sunlight.
