Supporting the recovery process is a key factor to optimal training and racing performance.
Recovery-Aid Powder
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Categories: Electrolytes & Rehydration, Performance & Recovery
Tags: Dehydration, Tying Up
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Description
Features
- Contains Branched chain amino acids.
- High levels of B-Group vitamins and Folic acid.
- Contains Vitamin E.
- Contains buffering agents
Benefits
- Supports the recovery process for horses in hard work.
- Convenient paste for travelling.
- Does not contravene the rules of racing.
Additional information
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Key Ingredients
Key Ingredients per KG
Vitamin B1 3528mg | Vitamin B2 3592mg |
Folic Acid 776mg | Vitamin B6 152mg |
Vitamin B12 14mg | Sodium 103.6g |
Sulphate 84.6g | Chloride 95.3g |
Bicarbonate 73g | Citrate 49g |
Potassium 39g | Magnesium 13.5g |
Vitamin E 3600IU | L-Leucine 119.9g |
L-Isoleucine 72.6g | L-Valine 72.6g |
Directions For Use
Mix Recovery-Aid thoroughly through the horse’s feed. Administer post-exercise and continue the use of product whilst horse is in training.
Always ensure access to fresh clean drinking water during supplementation.
The Ranvet Recovery-Aid Powder is ideally suited to boost recovery post-fast work, or 48 hours before racing to replenish essential nutrients.
Daily Intake
Light to Moderate Work ……………….30g/500kg
Moderate to Heavy Work ……………..60g/500kg
AS A SALINE DRENCH: Mix 90g with 2L of luke warm water. Drench must only be administered by a veterinarian.
Pack Sizes
180g Sachet, 2.5kg & 15kg
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