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Description
Thiamine B1 is produced in the horse's gut as well as being available in the horse's diet and is involved in the enzyme system that releases energy from stored carbohydrates.
A lack of Thiamine B1 can causes a loss of appetite and reduced energy and in these circumstances it may be necessary to feed Equine America Thiamine B1 Solution.
It may be necessary to supplement Equine America Thiamine B1 Solution after the use of antibiotics as they can upset the bacteria in the hind gut where Thiamine B1 is produced.
When should you use feed Equine America Thiamine B1 Solution?
To encourage appetite.
After the use of antibiotics.
To a horse if it has eaten a large amount of bracken, as this can cuase a B1 deficiency.
How does Equine America Thiamine B1 Solution work?
Thiamine B1 is produced in the horse's gut as well as being available in the horse's diet. Thiamine B1 is involved in the enzyme system that releases evergy from stored carbohydtrates. B-vitamins are condiered the body's 'feel good' vitamins and help with energy and vitality.
Antibiotics can upset the healthy bacteria in the hind gut where Thiamin eB1 is produced and it may therefore be necessary to feed after the use of antibiotics.
Ingredients
Water, Dextrose, Thiamine Hydrochloride, Ammonium Propionate (preservative).
Feeding Guidelines
For an average 500kg horse, feed 30ml daily with the horse’s
regular feed or give orally. Feed others according to weight, less for smaller horses and ponies, more for larger breeds.
Available in:
3.8 Litre (4 month supply at maintenance).
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