ESS Supplements Fresh Up Shoots

• horses in active sport benefit from feeding ESS Fresh Up Shoots both before and after exercise
• the combination of electrolytes, salts and vitamins vitalises the horse and can improve its performance in competition or training
• muscle cramps and tension can be prevented and general regeneration after physical exertion can be improved
• 3x50 ml injections
• 100% doping-free

Can be used for, among other things:

• for general vitalisation
• to improve performance
• for support during intensive exercise
• for training with high sweat loss
• at high outside temperatures
• for tiredness & fatigue
• for loss of performance
• for febrile illnesses or colic
• with severe diarrhoea
• muscle cramps
• in case of refusal of water

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

• sodium chloride, dextrose, potassium chloride, calcium chloride, magnesium lactate, 1,2 propanediol, sorbitol, magnesium chloride, magnesium salt of L-aspartic acid, magnesium gluconate, sodium citrate

Analytical constituents

• crude protein 0.03 %
• crude fat 0.25 %
• crude ash 34.30
• crude fibre 0.00 %
• HCL-insoluble ash 4.70 %
• calcium 0.40 %
• moisture 45.00 %
• magnesium 3.70 %
• sodium 7.60 %
• potassium 3.70
• chlorine 16.00 %

Additives per liter

• vitamins, provitamins and chemically defined substances with a similar effect: 2,400.00 mg vitamin E from all rac-alpha-tocopheryl acetate (3a700)
  Antioxidant: 2,500.00 mg sodium ascorbate (1b301)

Feeding recommendation

• large horses: 1/2 applicator (for light exertion & visible sweat loss);
• 1 applicator (for heavy exertion & extreme sweat loss)
• riding ponies: 1/4 applicator (for light exertion & visible sweat loss);
• 1/2 applicator (for heavy exertion & extreme sweat loss)
• when feeding, be sure to offer water freely available.
• 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