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Equistro Ipaligo Foal - Foal Growth - 3 x 14 g - VETOQUINOL
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Bonutron Yearling - Growth support for young horses - 3 kg - AUDEVARD
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Bonutron Yearling - Growth of foals from 6 to 36 months - AUDEVARD
Bonutron Yearling - AUDEVARD, formerly Bonutron Yearling, is a complementary nutritional supplement adapted to current feeding practices for foals and young growing horses.
Bonutron Yearling is in particular enriched with calcium and vitamin D, for harmonious growth.
The strengths of Bonutron Yearling:
A formula adapted to the needs of young growing horses:
- Suitable for unbacked horses and yearlings in training
- Designed to adapt to all usual types of rations for young horses (forage with or without cereals and/or industrial feed).
One target: harmonious growth:
°Provides the nutrients necessary for:
- Osteogenesis: minerals, Cu, Zn and Vit. D,
- Tissue formation and protein synthesis: P, Zn, Cu, Vit. A and lysine.
Securing growth:
°Contains a mycotoxin binder.
AUDEVARD ADVICE:
Bonutron Yearling has been specifically designed for young growing horses whose ration contains an industrial feed in varying amounts. For youngsters under 1 year old, the proper calcium content of the feeds that make up the ration is the most important parameter to monitor.
Bonutron Yearling is an anti doping - Anti-Doping Program product
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How to boost a foal's growth?
Bonutron Yearling supports the growth of the foal's skeleton and musculature. An intake of vitamins and trace elements is necessary for its proper development.
For a diet adapted to the foal Lactofoal - AUDEVARD
For more information, you can visit the Audevard laboratory page
