Equi Morupoor - Cod liver oil for horses - 1 L - SENNECQ BONNE

Cod liver oil to support skin and immunity in horses

Introducing Equi Morupoor SENNECQ BONNE

Equi Morupoor is a liquid complementary feed that provides essential fatty acids to horses. This cod liver oil also combines fish oil and linseed oil. It thus provides polyunsaturated fatty acids, including omega 3 and omega 6.

SENNECQ BONNE intends this formula for the nutritional support of horses. The laboratory links it to the functioning of the immune system and to the maintenance of skin integrity.

Does your horse have sensitive skin or a coat that lacks shine? An appropriate intake of fatty acids can complement a balanced ration and support skin functions.

Equi Morupoor differs from pure cod liver oil. Its formula is based on several oils of marine and plant origin. This combination provides different fatty acid profiles within a single product.

The supplement comes in a 1 litre container. It is used as part of the horse’s nutritional support, without replacing forage or a diet adapted to its needs.

Composition and action of cod liver oil for horses

The official composition of Equi Morupoor includes:

• cod liver oil;
• fish oil;
• linseed oil.

This composition combines marine and plant sources. It provides essential polyunsaturated fatty acids, including omega 3 and omega 6.

Cod liver oil and fish oil

Cod liver oil and fish oil are the marine sources in the formula. SENNECQ BONNE uses them to supplement the horse’s nutritional intake of fatty acids.

Equi Morupoor should not, however, be described as pure cod liver oil. The latter is only one of the components of the blend.

This clarification helps distinguish Equi Morupoor from products that contain only cod liver oil. The benefits and composition of these products are not automatically identical.

Linseed oil and fatty acid balance

Linseed oil is the plant source in the formula. It complements the marine oils and contributes to the overall intake of essential fatty acids.

The manufacturer particularly highlights omega 3 and omega 6. These nutrients belong to the family of polyunsaturated fatty acids.

Horses must receive these nutrients through their diet. However, their intake should always be considered as part of the overall ration.

Oil supplementation also increases energy intake. It is therefore necessary to take into account other feeds, any additional supplements, and the horse’s level of activity.

Support for the immune system and skin

SENNECQ BONNE states that Equi Morupoor contributes to the functioning of the immune system. The laboratory also links it to the maintenance of skin integrity.

Skin is an essential barrier between the horse’s body and its environment. Its condition also directly influences the appearance and quality of the coat.

However, weakened skin or a dull coat can have various causes. Diet, parasites, allergies, living conditions, or a dermatological condition may be involved.

Equi Morupoor provides nutritional support. It does not allow the identification or treatment of the cause of a skin problem.

The laboratory also mentions a possible combination with fenugreek as part of a recovery process. This indication concerns the combination of the two products and should not be attributed to Equi Morupoor alone.

If in doubt, ask your veterinarian for advice.

Benefits of Equi Morupoor for horses

• Provides essential fatty acids: Equi Morupoor supplies polyunsaturated fatty acids to horses.
• Contains omega 3 and 6: the manufacturer highlights these two families of fatty acids.
• Combination of three oils: the formula contains cod liver oil, fish oil, and linseed oil.
• Dual origin: the product combines oils of marine and plant origin.
• Supports the skin: SENNECQ BONNE links Equi Morupoor to the maintenance of skin integrity.
• Supports immunity: the product contributes to the functioning of the immune system.
• A formula different from a pure oil: Equi Morupoor does not contain only cod liver oil.
• Product intended for equines: this presentation specifically meets the nutritional needs of horses.
• Liquid format: the product comes in a 1 litre container.
• Specialised laboratory: SENNECQ BONNE develops supplements and care products intended notably for horses.

Equi Morupoor complements a suitable ration. It does not replace forage, water, minerals, or the other nutrients horses need.

The overall balance of the ration remains essential. Combining several supplements containing oils or vitamins may lead to unnecessary intake.

Equi Morupoor: the benefits of cod liver oil for horses

Equi Morupoor provides essential polyunsaturated fatty acids to horses. Its formula combines cod liver oil, fish oil, and linseed oil.

This combination provides notably omega 3 and omega 6. SENNECQ BONNE links these intakes to the functioning of the immune system and to skin integrity.

This cod liver oil for horses therefore differs from a pure oil. It combines several lipid sources within a single formula.

The container holds 1 litre. Equi Morupoor is part of an overall nutritional approach, adapted to the horse’s age, body condition, and activity.

Frequently asked questions about cod liver oil for horses

What are the benefits of cod liver oil for horses?

Cod liver oil provides fat and contributes to the fatty acid content of the ration. In Equi Morupoor, it is combined with fish oil and linseed oil.

SENNECQ BONNE links this formula to skin integrity and to the functioning of the immune system. The product also provides omega 3 and omega 6.

These benefits remain nutritional. An oil does not replace a balanced diet or the management of a skin condition.

What is the healthiest oil for horses?

No oil is the best choice for all horses. The choice depends on the desired goal, the ration, body condition, and the animal’s activity.

Linseed oil provides a mainly plant-based profile. Fish oil or cod liver oil provides a fatty acid profile of marine origin.

Equi Morupoor combines these different sources. However, the choice must take into account all the feeds and supplements already given to the horse.

What are the drawbacks of cod liver oil?

The main risk lies in an intake poorly suited to the ration. Oils are concentrated sources of fat and increase the energy content of the diet.

Combining products containing oils or certain micronutrients may also unbalance the intake. It is therefore necessary to check the composition of all supplements used.

Furthermore, cod liver oil does not treat a skin disease or a decline in condition. Veterinary advice remains necessary when symptoms persist.

What is the difference between Equi Morupoor and pure cod liver oil?

Equi Morupoor is not made up solely of cod liver oil. Its formula also contains fish oil and linseed oil.

The product thus combines marine and plant sources of fatty acids. SENNECQ BONNE particularly highlights the intake of omega 3 and omega 6.

Pure cod liver oil has a simpler composition. The two types of products should therefore not be presented as strictly equivalent.

To learn more about cod liver oil for horses

• To compare Equi Morupoor with an exclusively plant-based source, discover HORSE MASTER linseed oil for horses in a 1 litre format.
• For greater needs or for stables, also discover HORSE MASTER linseed oil for horses in a 5 litre container.
• To discover the supplements and care products dedicated to skin and coat, browse our category skin care and shampoos for horses.
• To find all our solutions for equines, browse the category veterinary products for horses and foals.
• Finally, discover the other supplements and care products offered by the laboratory SENNECQ BONNE.