Vitamin C Supplement

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Natural Vitamin C for Horses

Although Vitamin C is manufactured within a horse’s body by utilizing liver glucose, middle-age to senior horses often have difficulty producing enough Vitamin C to address their nutritional needs. A Vitamin C supplement for horses helps prevent free radical damage, contributes to connective tissue health and is involved in the regeneration of other antioxidants, including Vitamin E. Vitamin C is also required for hormone and collagen synthesis, bone calcification and converting Vitamin D3 to calcitrol. Vitamin C is also required for horses to synthesize three amino acids vital to the making of proteins: Lysine, proline and tryptophan.

Equine Vitamin C Supplement

Horse Vitamin C also supports collagen synthesis. A protein essential for creating a matrix within joints and bones to which nutrients can attach, collagen is also a key component in hooves.

Vitamin C also provides antioxidant support

Powdered Vitamin C is easily sprinkled on food to supplement your horse’s diet. Since water-soluble Vitamin C is excreted freely in urine, it is recommended that a dosage of Vitamin C for horses is divided between meals to reduce the excess loss of the vitamin through urine.

KAUFFMAN’S® Vitamin C Supplement for Horses

Our blend of ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) and calcium carbonate in a great-tasting base makes it simple to ensure your horse is receiving adequate amounts of Vitamin C in his diet. Feeding recommendations involve offering your horse ½ to one ounce (per 1000 equine pounds) of powdered Vitamin C supplement each day. This gives your horse between 1500 and 3100 milligrams of Vitamin C daily.

Order your natural Vitamin C for equines today by calling Daniel Baum Company. We are also more than happy to discuss any feeding concerns our clients have with their horses, including how much Vitamin C powder for horses you should include in the optimal equine diet.