
Complementary feed indicated for horses that need to regain fitness after periods of inactivity.


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INDICATIONS
Balanced and intact feedstuffs are often not sufficient to compensate for the additional requests in particular periods of the horse's life, for example in the last 3 months of pregnancy, during in young foals in growth, in stallions in reproductive activity and in athletic horses.
Moreover, in other situations, such as limited movement effort, situations are triggered, such as limited movement effort, metabolic stress situations are triggered which prevent normal assimilation of nutrients, including vitamins.
Subclinical vitamin deficiencies which are often deficiencies of multiple vitamins rather than just one vitamin, are difficult to recognize and, even in the absence of obvious signs, can cause serious disturbances.
GOLD STAR was formulated to optimally integrate the animal's diet with nutritional elements essential for maintaining its well-being.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Gold Star should be added to the feed in the following daily quantities:
The measuring cup enclosed in the package contains 50 ml of product
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