Benefits and Compositions

• Electrolytes (Electral Energy) provides instant energy to horses after any stress.
• Hydration, as well as electrolyte balance, is critical to maintaining nutritional health and pH balance in horses, which can be fulfilled by Electrolytes (Electral Energy)
• Electrolytes (Electral Energy) is critical for many body functions of a horse. For example, horse electrolytes modulate fluid exchange between the body's compartments and regulate acid base balance. Sodium and potassium are essential for establishing proper electrical gradients across cell membranes. The kidneys are of prime importance in maintaining electrolyte balance.
• Electrolytes (Electral Energy)  are minerals in the horse's body fluids and tissues involved in muscle contraction, thirst regulation, nerve function, and maintenance of blood pH.
• Horses involved in performance, trail, and show events, especially those who travel to compete, need additional Electrolytes (Electral Energy)  to maintain good health and perform at their highest level. A good rule of thumb is to add 1 to 2 ounces of salt or 2 to 4 ounces of electrolytes to feed per day during training and show season
• Electrolytes (Electral Energy) for your horse, sodium chloride should be listed first on the ingredient list, followed by potassium chloride as the second ingredient.

•  Sodium Chloride : 1.5 gm
• Potassium Chloride : 5.0 gm
• Glycine : 3.5 gm
• Manganese Sulphate : 6.5 gm
• Magnesium Sulphate : 1.7 gm
• Calcium Lactate : 1.5 gm
• Sodium Bicarbonate : 1.0 gm
• Sodium Citrate : 2.5 gm
• Vitamin C : 1.2 gm
• Calcium Hypophosphite :0.8 gm
• Lactobacillus Acidophilus:2500 million CFU
• In Instant Energy Base :q.s.

• Large Animals: 20 gm. Morning and 20 gm. Evening
• Large Animals: 10 gm. Morning and 10 gm. Evening

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