Growel Trace Minerals-Trace Minerals for Horses and Equines

Copper :

• It helps form red blood cells, construct hair and muscle, and helps regulate the nervous system of a horse. Copper is also essential to protein (muscle) metabolism, function, and bone development in foals. It is also thought to have antioxidant properties.
• Copper-deficient horses will be lethargic, exhibit poor performance, and have a poor hair coat.

Cobalt:

• Cobalt helps to maintain healthy gut flora and maintains optimal liver function of a horse.
• Cobalt-deficient horses may be lethargic.

Iodine:

• Iodine helps to optimize thyroid function for basic metabolism. Iodine is also essential in brain function and the overall body condition of a horse.
• Iodine-deficient horses can experience hypothyroidism or goitre (enlarged thyroid gland). This can result in poor coats, muscle weakness, hair shedding, and slow growth rates in young horses.

Iron:

• Iron is a critical component of red blood cells and essential for many enzymes in the horse body.
• The most glaring sign of iron deficiency is anaemia, although deficiencies are rare in horses. Horses suffering from anaemia appear listless and suffer from poor performance. They may also have a lack of appetite and appear depressed.

Manganese:

• Manganese is essential in bone and cartilage formation and strength, cell function of a horse, as well as fat, carbohydrate, and protein metabolism.
• Manganese is considered the least toxic of the trace minerals; maximum amounts have not been established in horses, nor have toxicities been reported.

Selenium

• Selenium is one of the horses' most well-studied trace minerals due to its important antioxidant role in protecting cells and maintaining cellular function. It is also essential in muscle and immune functions.
• Selenium deficiency can lead to poor performance, muscle weakness, lethargy, respiratory distress, and abnormal cardiac function.

Zinc

• Zinc is essential for respiratory function, carrying carbon dioxide to the lung's immune function, and can help regenerate cellular damage. It also helps harden hooves.
• Zinc deficiency reduces growth rates, poor performance, lethargy, and rough hair coats.

• Manganese Sulphate: 120 gm
• Zinc Sulphate: 120 gm
• Ferrous Sulphate: 20 gm
• Copper Sulphate: 4000 mg
• Cobalt Chloride : 200 mg
• Potassium Iodide : 200 mg
• Sodium  Selenite: 40 mg

• 1 to 1.5 kg. per ton of feed

•  large animals 20 gm with feed and small animals 10 gm with feed.

•  1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 25 kg