marstall Biotin & Zink 1kg
Product information "marstall Biotin & Zink 1kg"
Marstall Biotin & Zinc can sustainably improve the skin, coat and hoof horn. The hoof horn gains elasticity and tensile strength thanks to the biotin, zinc and methionine it contains. Horses that suffer from poor hoof quality often also have a dull coat, hair loss and/or skin problems. If husbandry-related causes are excluded, feed-related deficiency symptoms may be the reason for the above-mentioned problems. Marstall Biotin & Zinc replenishes empty depots and can compensate for deficiency symptoms.
Grass, high-temperature dried (from the Allgäu), linseed meal, brewer's grains, calcium carbonate, brewer's yeast
| Analytical constituents and contents of marstall Biotin & Zinc and energy per kg | |
|---|---|
| Crude ash | 27,10 % |
| crude protein | 20,10 % |
| crude fat | 3,50 % |
| crude fibre | 9,60 % |
| calcium | 5,60 % |
| phosphorus | 0,50 % |
| Sodium | 3,20 % |
| Nutritional-physiological additives of marstall Biotin & Zinc per kg | |
| Biotin | 2,000.00 mg |
| Zinc as protein hydrolysate zinc chelate | 5,000.00 mg |
| DL-methionine | 1,500.00 mg |
specifically for hoof, skin and coat problems or other biotin deficiency symptoms and also for pregnant and lactating mares and growing foals
up to 8 weeks*:
Small horse/pony 10 g = approx. ½ scoop/day
Thoroughbred 20 g = approx. ¾ measuring spoon/day
Warmblood 30 g = approx. 1 ¼ measuring spoon/day
High pregnancy 40 g = approx. 1 ¾ measuring spoon/day
Lactation 50 g = approx. 2 scoops/day
Foal (2nd to 6th month) 5 g to 15 g/day
generally supportive
long-term*:
Small horse/pony 5 g = approx. ¼ measuring spoon/day
Thoroughbred 10 g = approx. ½ measuring spoon/day
Warmblood 15 g = approx. ¾ measuring spoon /day
* Please seek the advice of a vet before feeding or extending the feeding period.
1 level measuring spoon of marstall Biotin & Zinc = approx. 25 g
Feeding instructions marstall Biotin&Zinc is a dietary supplement for horses to support the regeneration of hooves, feet and skin. The Marstall recommendations are based on a roughage content (hay) of 1.5 kg per 100 kg live weight and day.
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