Liquid hippobiotin, horse hoof protection - ESC Laboratoire

Description

Liquid Hippobiotin is a liquid complementary food enriched with biotin, vitamins, minerals, trace elements. Liquid Hippobiotin is a source of phosphorus, iron and zinc and helps prevent the risk of seime. Promotes the regeneration of damaged hooves.

500ml bottle

Information

The very complete plant-based formula enriched with minerals makes Hippobiotin liquid an effective complementary food to maintain the integrity of the hooves:

• Biotin: biotin (or vitamin B7) has many advantages. It helps to boost the metabolism. If the level of biotin is good, food will be quickly transformed into energy because this substance helps to quickly assimilate carbohydrates, fatty acids and amino acids. Its benefits for the skin and the horn consist in accelerating the renewal of the constituent cells of the epidermis, hair, horsehair and horn.
• Zinc sulphate: this trace element is essential for the proper functioning of the cells of the epidermis. A zinc deficiency is one of the causes of cracks and brittle corns
• Vitamin A: also called retinol, vitamin A acts favorably on cells and regenerates tissues. Vitamin A is also a major antioxidant

Composition

Composition: Extracts of aperitif plants (10%), glycerine, glycine, seaweed. Excipient QSP 1L.

Additives: Manganese sulfate 14000mg, zinc sulfate 1300mg, copper sulfate 8000mg, Biotin H2% 2000mg, Choline 120mg, iron sulfate 10% 42mg, lysine 30mg, methionine 15mg, niacene 10mg, calcium selenite 1.8mg, calcium ionate calcium 0.2mg. Vitamin A 5000UI, Vitamin D3 760 IU, Vitamin E 140 IU, Vitamin C. Non doping.

Formulated for equines. Close well after use. Store in a cool, dry place.

Keep out of reach of children.

Use by: see label.

using advice

Dose to add to drinking water for an adult horse: 50 ml per day for 10 days. 10 ml per day for a foal or a pony. Make a cure of 20 days.
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask your veterinarian for advice.

Specific food participating in the nutritional balance in addition to the basic ration.