ESS Supplements Level Up, Supplementary Food

ESS Supplements Level Up

high quality energy booster for horses
can help to improve muscle development, endurance and performance
suitable for training & competition phases
supports the oxygen and energy supply of the muscles
in case of lack of condition
in case of insufficient energy & performance
in case of lacking development of the musculature
during intensive training & muscle building
during competition & tournament phases
during training for the next performance level
for horses with suspected / diagnosed PSSM
for the prevention of muscle tension
to support young horses
to support stallion & auction candidates
for dietary support of overweight horses

Note: The supplement should be discontinued 48 hours before a competition in Germany for 100 % safety. Store the opened product in a cool and dry place.

Composition

vegetable oil (refined, rice germ), linseed oil (cold pressed), vegetable oil (rice germ - gamma-oryzanol)

Analytical components

crude protein 2.15 %
crude fat 64.80 %
crude fiber 0.30 %
crude ash 0.67 %
moisture 27.10 -
sodium 0,20

Additives per liter

vitamins, provitamins and chemically defined substances with similar effect: 100,000.00 mg vitamin E from all rac-alpha-tocopheryl acetate (3a700)
compounds of trace elements: 20.00 mg selenium from hydroxy analog of selenomethionine (3b814)
amino acids, their salts and analogs: 21,000.00 mg lysine from L-lysine monohydrochloride, technically pure (3c322), 5,000.00 mg L-arginine (3c362) Antioxidants: 3,600.00 mg tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils (1b306(i))
flavoring agents: 5,000.00 mg Mixture of flavoring agents

Feeding recommendation

large horses: 20 - 30 ml per day (contains up to 50 portions / bottle)
riding ponies: 15 ml per day (contains up to 66 portions / bottle)
intensive cure: 50 ml per day max. 7-10 days( contains up to 20 portions / bottle)
we recommend for feed-critical horses, due to the strong inherent taste, which the highly concentrated composition has, a gradual integration into the feed and gradually increase the daily amount. Alternatively, the feed can be administered by oral injection
supplementary feeds are no substitute for a varied feeding according to the horse's needs and a performance-oriented training of the horse
the indicated recommended (daily) dose should not be exceeded without consulting a treating veterinarian