manganese

dosage

- Daily amount for a large horse (600 kg): 50 g Horse Gold Manganese
- Equivalent to 2.5 scoops daily (1 scoop = 20 g)

Feeding instructions

Morning:

- 1 measuring spoon (20 g) Horse Gold Manganese
- Mix into the usual concentrate ration
- Ideally mix with some moist food (e.g. soaked beet pulp) for better absorption

At evening:

- 1.5 scoops (30 g) Horse Gold Manganese
- Also mix into the concentrate feed
- If necessary, moisten with a little oil for better acceptance

Important information on use

Adjustment phase:

1. Day 1-3: Start with 20 g (1 scoop) daily
2. Day 4-6: Increase to 35 g (1.75 scoops)
3. From day 7: Full amount of 50 g (2.5 scoops)

General recommendations:

- Always provide fresh drinking water
- Divide into two meals for better utilization
- Store measuring spoons dry and clean after use
- Store product in a dry and sealed container
- Consume within 3 months of opening
Special notes:

- For pregnant mares: Discuss administration with veterinarian
- For competition horses: observe doping guidelines
- In case of overweight: adjust the total ration accordingly
- If underweight: Combine with energy-rich basic ration

Total feeding plan (example)

Morning:

- Basic ration of hay: 3-4 kg
- Concentrated feed as needed
- 20 g horse gold manganese
- Fresh water

Noon:

- Basic ration of hay: 3-4 kg
- Fresh water

At evening:

- Basic ration of hay: 3-4 kg
- Concentrated feed as needed
- 30 g horse gold manganese
- Fresh water

Control and adjustment

- Carry out regular weight checks
- Observe stool consistency
- Consult a veterinarian if you notice any abnormalities
- Adjust feeding individually if necessary

This feeding recommendation serves as a guide and should be adapted to the individual needs of the horse. If you have any questions or concerns, please consult your veterinarian or a nutritionist.

1. Linseed meal
- Good source of high-quality proteins
- Is rich in fiber and roughage
- High content of mucilage
- Rich in plant-based Omega 3

2. Spirulina
- Known for its particularly high nutrient density
- High content of proteins, vitamin B12, provitamin A and plant pigments such as chlorophyll
- Naturally low iodine content
- Contains all essential amino acids

3. Manganese oxide
- Simple manganese compound with oxygen
- is quickly metabolized in the body
- lower bioavailability

4. Manganese chelate
- Organic manganese compound with proteins
- slower metabolism
- Higher bioavailability

Excursion 2-manganese complex
- Metabolism takes place over a longer period of time
- Body gains more time to replenish its reserves
- Gentler for the organism + more effective