Seaweed

A broad spectrum supplement to support health & vitality.

Legal Category: A complementary feeding stuff for horses.

Package: 2 kg and 10 kg tubs.

A 2 kg tub fed at 50 g per day will last 40 days.

Instructions: Feed 1 measure (50 g) per day. Care should be taken and veterinary advice sought if feeding pregnant mares in the last 4 months of gestation.

Storage: Store in a dry place and replace lid after use.

Contents: Protein 6.4% Ash 22.61% Fibre 4.4% Oil 0.4% Moisture 15.1%; Ascorbic Acid 500-100 mg Vit C 200-400mg, Vit E 100-200mg Vit A 40-65mg Niacin 10-30mg Vit B2 5-10mg Vit B1 6-8mg Vit D 4mg Pantothenic acid 3mg Folic Acid 0.2mg Vit B12 0.004mg Minerals: Sodium 20.4g Sulphur 29.6g Potassium 26.8g Chlorine 25.0g Calcium 35.5g Nitrogen 12.3g Phosphorus P 1.2g Magnesium 880mg Iodine 835mg Iron 713mg Aluminium 350mg Manganese 164mg Zinc 51mg Boron 50 mg Copper 7.5mg Cobalt 5mg Nickel 3.5mg Chromium 1mg Selenium 0.9mg Silver 0.5mg Amino Acids also present: Aspartic acid Alanine Arginine Cystine Glycine L Lysine Proline Glutamic acid, Histidine Isoleucine Leucine DL Methionine Phenylalanine Proline Serine Tyrosine Threonine DL Tryptophan Valine.

Ingredients: Pure dried seaweed (Fucus vesiculosus). Containing with others: Vitamins A, C, D and E, Vitamin B complexes, Calcium, Chlorine, Potassium, Nitrogen, Sodium, Phosphorous, Sulphur, Cobalt, Chromium, Copper, Iron, Iodine, Magnesium, Manganese, Selenium, Zinc and amino acids.

Key Ingredients: Natural trace elements.

Further Information:

Animals whose diets contain seaweed are often observed to be in particular good health, with a fantastic shiny coat and strong hooves. NAF Seaweed is an excellent broad spectrum vitamin, mineral and amino acid supplement, to support optimum health and vitality in horses and ponies. Particularly recommended for good do-ers and those on a limited diet. Being entirely naturally sourced, with no wheat or fillers included, NAF Seaweed is also the perfect choice to provide vitamins and minerals where cereals need to be avoided. Not recommended for pregnant animals without veterinary advice. .