An essential supplement for healthy growth, immunity, and muscle performance
Equines don't naturally produce Vitamin E, despite being essential for health. Supplementing it supports muscles, growth, recovery, and immunity. It is particularly important for young, growing equines, mares, and competition animals, who, without enough, work their muscles much harder.
Listed below are ingredients that make up this vital supplement. We've also added additional pure Vitamin E, so every scoop gives maximum benefit.
Selenium works with vitamin E to manage damaging free radicals. This supports healthy muscle function and immunity. It also aids the transportation of oxygen to the lungs after strenuous activity for faster recovery. The combination of selenium and vitamin E is known to sustain good fertility and healthy colostrum and milk in mares, passing immunity support to foals
Lysine is an essential amino acid that aids protein availability. Many equines are deficient in lysine, but normal levels sustain healthy immunity, blood, hormones, tissue repair and muscle development. It is also used for sustaining the healthy growth of a foetus and young equines
Linseed meal is a conditioning ingredient, high in healthy fats, fatty acids, and high-soluble fibre. Well known for supporting skin health, glistening coats and a strong topline, it also contains omega 6, zinc, vitamin B1, manganese, magnesium, phosphorus, and copper. These benefit the immune system and maintain joint health
Tart cherry is loaded with essential plant compounds, antioxidants, and vitamin C. It helps maintain a robust immune system, aiding exercise recovery and supporting sore muscles. It has also been linked to sustaining a healthy heart.
Absorbing Vitamin E is key for optimum wellbeing and performance. Mares, young equines, and those in hard work particularly benefit from this supplement, as it supports healthy growth and recovery. Processed at Omega Equine's UFAS and BETA NOPS accredited factory, Omega Vitamin E Extra is competition legal, with approval from FEI and Jockey Club rules.