ESS Supplements Metabolin

• ESS Metabolin supports overweight horses suffering from metabolic diseases such as EMS (Equine Metabolic Syndrome)
• the disease can be triggered by lack of exercise as well as overfeeding and comes with insulin dysregulation
• the supplementary feed supports the restoration of insulin sensitivity and provides the horse with important nutrients
• in case of severe overweight
• in case of insulin resistance
• in case of altered glucose metabolism
• in laminitis patients
• in case of diet feeding
• with weakly developed musculature
• in case of PSSM diagnosis / suspicion
• for supplementation of roughage with low protein content

Note: This product is 100 % doping-free (tested according to FEI / ADMR control guidelines, as of June 2023). If the feeding recommendation cannot be reliably adhered to, feeding should be stopped 48 hours before a competition to be on the safe side. The anti-doping and medication control rules must continue to be observed.

Composition

• Soy protein concentrate (from GMO), brewer's yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), yeast extract (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), magnesium acetate

Analytical components

• crude protein 56.36 %
• crude fat 1.60 %
• crude fiber 1.45 %
• crude ash 7.00 %
• sodium 0.12 %
• arginine 1.02 %
• Histidine 1.03 %
• lysine 4.40 %
• leucine 1.08 %
• Isoleucine 1.06 %
• valine 1.00 %
• moisture 6.00 %

Additives per kg

• Nutritional additives: L-carnitine (3a910) 30,000 mg; manganese as manganese II sulfate, monohydrate (3b503) 90 mg; choline chloride (3a890) 1,050 mg; betaine anhydrate (3a920) 10,000 mg; L-isoleucine (3c3.8.1) 1,000 mg
• Sensory additives: vanilla flavoring 10,000 mg; L-arginine (2b17003) 1,000 mg; L-histidine (2b17008) 1,000 mg; L-valine (2b17028) 1,000 mg; L-leucine (2b17012) 1,000 mg

Feeding recommendation

• Large horses: 30 g per day (contains up to 33 servings / can)
• Riding ponies: 15-20 g per day (contains up to 66 portions / can)
• ESS Metabolin does not replace diet or training
• feeding supports weight loss with adapted feeding and increased exercise 
• supplementary feeds are not a substitute for feeding the horse according to its needs, varied feeding and performance-oriented training
• the indicated recommended (daily) dose should not be exceeded without consulting a treating veterinarian