ESS Supplements Bone Protection

ESS Bone Protection contains a high-quality combination of calcium, vitamins K1 & D3 and MSM
the basic building blocks for the development and maintenance of a healthy skeleton, effective bone metabolism and resilient cartilage structures
preventive feeding of these nutrients can reduce the risk of premature wear of cartilage and bone structures and support regeneration in the event of acute problems
100% doping-free

Can be used for, among other things:

to support the musculoskeletal system
to support stressed sport horses
to support the calcium & phosphate metabolism
to support bone problems
for fissures & fractures
for insufficient bone density / osteoporosis
for osteolytic processes / arthrosis
for osteoarthritis & joint problems
for bone cysts
for osteochondrosis / chips
for young horses in growth

Note: This product is 100% doping-free (tested according to FEI / ADMR control guidelines). The feeding recommendations and information on dosage must be observed. If compliance cannot be guaranteed, it is sufficient to discontinue the product 48 hours before the competition and store the opened product in a cool, dry place.

Composition

yeasts, methylsulphonylmethane (MSM), dextrose, calcium carbonate

Analytical components

crude protein 23.30 %
crude fat 0.50 %
crude ash 13.60 %
crude fibre 0.00 %
sodium 0.10 %
calcium 4.10
lysine 0.50 %

Additives per kg

vitamins, provitamins and chemically defined substances
with a similar effect: 300,000.00 IU vitamin D3 (3a671), 150.00 mg vitamin K1 from phytomenadione (3a712), 3,000.00 mg vitamin C from ascorbic acid (3a300)

Feeding recommendation

large horses: 30g per day (up to 50 portions / can)
riding ponies: 15g per day (up to 100 portions / can)
intensive cure: 40 - 50g per day (up to 37 portions / can)
young horses up to 1 year: 5 g per day
young horses up to 2 years: 10 g per day
consume quickly
supplementary feeds are not a substitute for a varied, needs-based diet and performance-orientated training of the horse
the specified recommended (daily) dose should not be exceeded without consulting a veterinary surgeon