Vitamin C is an vital organic compound within a horse’s body; aiding in collagen production, iron absorption, hormone synthesis, bone calcification, regulation of antihistamine and supporting their immune system. Vitamin C is also a powerful antioxidant, helping to protect cells from damage.

Unlike humans, horses can synthesize their own Vitamin C from glucose in their livers – however deficiency can arise during period of stress or illness. A lack of Vitamin C can lead to several health problems in horses, including poor wound healing, reduced immunity, and joint pain.

Sodium ascorbate is a more bioavailable form of Vitamin C, meaning that the body more easily absorbs it. As a result, supplementing with sodium ascorbate can help to ensure that horses get the Vitamin C they need to stay healthy.

Key Features

• Competition Horses e.g Endurance, Eventers and Racehorses
• Post-Operative and Post-Trauma Horses
• Horses Suffering from Wounds, Infections or Diseases
• Inflammatory Conditions
• Horses with Heaves or Allergies
• Aged Horses with Chronic Infections or Decreased Immunity

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