Cushins, Cushing's syndrome, 1kg - Equine America

Description

• Providing nutritional support to the endocrine (hormone) system and the pituitary gland in particular
• Support hoof health with 20 mg of biotin plus methionine
• Providing natural plant-based antioxidants and MSM
• Providing pre- and probiotics to support a healthy gut microbiome
• Low sugar and starch formula
• Equine America is BETA NOPS and UFAS accredited, making Cushins suitable for horses competing under FEI regulations and racing rules by reducing the risk that our products contain prohibited substances.

For those competing according to the race rules, please note that when it is fed at the recommended levels, This product contains controlled levels of MSM. which is listed as a threshold substance in the racing rules.

What are the advantages of Cushins Pellets?

Agnus Castus (Chastetree berry) to provide support to the endocrine system (hormone).

Vitamin E, rosehip pulp, and melon provide important antioxidant support to help combat oxidative stress and support the immune system, along with other key vitamins, including folic acid. And Vitamin B6.

20 mg of biotin , together with MSM, affects more The amino acid methionine helps support hoof health.

Natural prebiotics along with a live probiotic help support gut health, which in turn helps support a healthy immune system

Ginseng helps to support an active attitude in older horses and ponies.

Composition

Additives/kg: Vitamins: Vitamin E 6,667 mg/kg, Vitamin B6 1,000 mg, Folic Acid 3,800 mg, Biotin 301 mg. Amino acids: Methionine DL-10,000 mg. Zootechnical additives: Saccharomyces cerevisiae MUCL ¹¹ cfu/kg. Sensory additives: Flavoring compound blend 5 g.

Composition: Chastetree berries, soybean hulls, unfoamed beet pulp, dried alfalfa, cinnamon bark powder, magnesium oxide, MSM, rosehip, ginseng, salt, melon juice and pulp.

Usage tips

For large ponies and horses: for the first 14 days, 30g per day. Thereafter, 15g per day.

For small ponies: For the first 14 days, 20g per day. Thereafter 10g per day.

Can be fed alone or mixed with a small amount of fiber if it is regularly offered. Do not feed to pregnant mares without consulting a veterinarian .