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Equine America Biotin Xtra Powder 2.5kg
Equine America Biotin Xtra Powder 2.5kg
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Equine America Biotin Xtra Powder 2.5kg
A palatable, cost-effective supplement providing comprehensive nutritional support for strong, sound hooves. Biotin Xtra Powder delivers 20mg of biotin per serve alongside methionine for keratin production, MSM, zinc, calcium, and Brewer’s yeast — targeting every aspect of hoof horn quality and strength.
Key Benefits
- 20mg biotin per serve — a meaningful dose to improve and maintain hoof horn quality
- Methionine — a sulphur-containing amino acid essential for keratin production, helping to strengthen cracked hooves
- MSM — provides sulphur for keratin synthesis and has anti-inflammatory properties
- Zinc & calcium — essential minerals for hoof horn integrity and strength
- Brewer’s yeast — provides important B vitamins to support overall hoof health
- Palatable & cost-effective — 2.5kg bag for long-term supplementation
- BETA NOPS & UFAS accredited — suitable for FEI and Rules of Racing competition
How to Feed
Mix the recommended amount into your horse’s feed daily. Follow the feeding guide on the product label. Always ensure fresh water is available.
FAQ
- How long before I see hoof improvements?
- Hoof horn grows slowly — typically 6–9mm per month. Improvements from biotin supplementation become visible as new horn grows out, which can take 6–12 months for a full hoof cycle. Consistent daily feeding is essential.
- Why is methionine included alongside biotin?
- Methionine is a sulphur-containing amino acid that is essential for keratin production — the protein that makes up hoof horn. Providing both biotin and methionine addresses two key nutritional requirements for hoof horn quality.
- Is it suitable for competition horses?
- Yes — Equine America is BETA NOPS and UFAS accredited, making Biotin Xtra suitable for horses competing under FEI regulations and the Rules of Racing.
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