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- Dietary supplement to compensate for electrolyte losses due to excessive sweating
- Ideal after strenuous physical activity
- Ideal for high temperatures

• Small horse/pony (up to 600 kg): 1 measuring spoon once daily
• Large horse (from 600 kg): 1 x daily 2 measuring spoons
• Simply add the pellets to the food.
• Continuous feeding
Ingredients:
Pea shells, sodium chloride, potassium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, calcium sodium phosphate, magnesium fumarate, spirulina
• No preservatives
• No industrial sugar
• Without genetic engineering
Notes:
Please keep an eye on the vitamin and mineral content of other feed supplements to avoid exceeding your horse's required daily ration of minerals, trace elements, and vitamins. It is very well tolerated due to pure and researched ingredients. Regular and long-term use is safe at the prescribed dosage.
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Pferdegold® Electrolytes
Pferdegold® Electrolytes
Electrolytes are more than just a supplement in the feed for horses. They can be the key to a balanced metabolism and optimal muscle and nerve function.
If you're thinking about your horse's well-being, electrolytes for horses are an essential component. Whether it's a sport horse, a leisure partner, or a beloved senior, electrolytes for horses can provide support at every stage of life.
WithPferdegold® Electrolytesyou can ensure that your horse always stays balanced.
Why are electrolytes essential for horses?
Electrolytes areMinerals, which exist in the form of ions and have either a positive or negative electrical charge. They are distributed throughout the fluids of the horse's body and are essential for numerous biological processes.
You play acentral rolein your horse’s body byRegulate water balance, for the rightpH value in the bloodand for theSignal transmission in nerve and muscle cellsare essential. Without them,vital processesdo not occur in the body.
A balanced electrolyte balance is therefore crucial for the health and performance of your horse.


When is electrolyte supplementation useful?
Electrolyte supplementation is especially useful if your horse is exposed to increased electrolyte loss. This can beintensive training sessions, competitionsor athigh temperaturesThis may be the case.Diseases, which with ahigh fluid lossaccompany such asDiarrhea, additional electrolyte intake may be necessary.
It is always advisable to keep an eye on the electrolyte balance and to supplement it as needed to support your horse's well-being and performance.
Why horses lose electrolytes - causes clarified
Electrolyte losses in horses can be caused by various factors.
Here are theMain causes, which leads to aElectrolyte imbalancecan lead to:
- Sweat:The main way horses get rid of excess body heat is through sweating. Especially after intense exercise or in high temperatures, sweat loss can be significant. Through sweating, horses also lose important electrolytes, which are essential for the body.
- Diseases:Diarrhea and colic are health problems that can lead to significant fluid and electrolyte loss. In such situations, it is especially important to ensure adequate electrolyte intake to prevent deficiencies.
- Stress:Stressful situations, whether caused by environmental changes, transport, or competitions, can affect a horse's electrolyte balance. During stressful periods, the horse's electrolyte requirements may increase, which may necessitate additional supplementation.
- Unbalanced diet:An unbalanced diet can lead to electrolyte imbalances. It's important that the feed contains all the necessary minerals and trace elements to meet the horse's needs and prevent deficiencies.
These signs indicate electrolyte deficiency in horses
An electrolyte deficiency in horses can manifest itself in various symptoms. These includeFatigue, which are located inlack of motivation and energyexpresses.Muscle tension or crampscan occur, especially after training, and asignificant drop in performancecan be observed even if the horse was previously in good shape.
Some horses also refuse water, instinctively feeling that drinking it could further disrupt their electrolyte balance. This can lead to dehydration, which in turn increases the risk of cardiovascular problems. In addition, signs such asdry mouth, sunken eyesor adull furindicate an electrolyte deficiency.
What preventive measures protect horses from deficiencies?
To prevent electrolyte deficiency, it is important to give your horse abalanced dietto offer.
Aconstant access to fresh waterand asalt lickcan help maintain electrolyte balance.
WithPferdegold® ElectrolytesYou can specifically support an optimal electrolyte supply for your horse.
How electrolytes should be fed to horses
Electrolytes should alwaysaccording to the manufacturer's or a veterinarian's recommendationIt is important to adjust the dosage to your horse's individual needs.
When feeding electrolytes, care should always be taken to ensure that the horsesufficient water availableas the intake of electrolytes can increase water requirements. For picky horses, it may be helpful toIncrease electrolytes graduallyto allow for habituation.
Can an overdose occur?
As with everything in life, the dose makes the poison. While electrolytes are essential for your horse's health, an overdose can have negative effects.
Dosage recommendation:
• Small horse/pony (up to 600 kg): 1 measuring spoon once daily
• Large horse (from 600 kg): 1 x daily 2 measuring spoons
Electrolytes in horses: Why are they especially important in summer?
Summer, sun, sweat. When temperatures climb, your horse feels the heat just as much as you do.
Increased sunlight and rising humidity cause your horse to sweat more. But with every drop of sweat, not only fluid but also valuable electrolytes are lost. Imagine your horse losing its inner drive.
This is exactly what can happen when electrolyte balance is imbalanced. Therefore, be especially vigilant in the summer and ensure your horse gets all the electrolytes it needs.
How does sweating in horses affect electrolyte requirements?
Sweating is a natural way for horses to release excess body heat. However, with sweat, they lose not only water but also electrolytes such as sodium, potassium, and chloride. These electrolytes are essential for numerous bodily functions, from muscle contraction to nerve function.
Increased sweat loss, especially during intense physical activity or high temperatures, can significantly increase the horse's electrolyte requirements.It is therefore important to compensate for this loss through appropriate feeding or supplementation.
Sweat loss in horses: These amounts are typical
While we humans sweat during exertion and heat, horses' sweat loss is on a completely different level. Their sweat volume far exceeds ours and has a direct impact on their electrolyte balance.
➽ Light sweating: During light physical activity or moderate temperatures, a horse canbetween 5 to 10 liters of sweat per hourThis loss can usually be compensated for through normal drinking and feeding.
➽ Moderate sweating:During more intensive training or higher temperatures, sweat loss canbetween 10 to 15 liters per hourAt this point, attention should be paid to additional electrolyte intake.
➽ Heavy sweating:In extreme conditions, whether due to very intensive training or extreme heat, a horse canup to 20 liters or moresweat per hour. In such cases, targeted electrolyte supplementation is essential to avoid problems caused by electrolyte deficiency.
It's important to note that these amounts can vary depending on the horse's size, weight, and activity level. If unsure, always consult a veterinarian or nutritionist.
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During strenuous physical exertion, stress, or in the summer, horses sweat a lot – and lose vital electrolytes in the process. Our pellets help compensate for electrolyte losses caused by excessive sweating.
• Small horses and ponies (up to 600 kg) receive one measuring spoon of pellets once a day.
• Large horses (over 600 kg) are given two scoops of pellets once a day.
• Simply add the pellets to the food.
Always offer fresh water for free consumption! Water must be available for at least 20 minutes, or preferably for one hour after administration.
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