WHAT IS CAL-PLUS® WITH BIOTIN?

CAL-PLUS WITH BIOTIN is a calcium, biotin and vitamin supplement for healthy, strong bones and hooves in horses. Specifically, it is:

• A treatment that promotes the growth and formation of the hoof as well as the integrity of the hoof wall
• A preventative and remedy for brittle, cracked and broken hooves

RECOMMENDED FOR

• Horses on grain-based diets or those fed on sub-tropical grasses and hays.
• Foals, young horses and pregnant mares.
• Horses with hoof problems, such as cracks, brittleness and separation of the white-line.
• Racing, working, pleasure and stud horses to prevent and treat deficiencies of biotin, calcium, vitamin A and D.

WHY CHOOSE CAL-PLUS WITH BIOTIN?

• Three forms of calcium and important co-factors – For maximum calcium absorption and uptake.
• Optimal calcium:phosphorus ratios
• Combination of calcium and biotin improves hoof quality – By correcting loss of structure on the outside layers of the hoof wall as well as formation of the cells in the inner two layers of the hoof wall.
• Aids in the prevention of bone disorders, shin soreness and joint injuries related to training or inadequate calcium intake or availability.
• Sub-tropical grasses such as pangola, kikuyu, buffalo, green panic, para or setania contain high oxalate levels which bind calcium, making it unavailable for horses. CAL-PLUS WITH BIOTIN can provide much needed calcium for any horses feeding on sub-tropical grasses.
  

COMPOSITION

Each 60g dose contains:

• Macro-Minerals
  • Calcium 20.1 g
  • Phosphorus 2.5 g
  • Magnesium 300 µg
• Trace Minerals
  • Zinc 96 mg
  • Manganese 37 mg
  • Iron 66 mg
  • Ammonium Chloride 300 µg
• Vitamins
  • Biotin 15 mg
  • Retinol (Vitamin A) 5.4 mg
  • Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D3) 300 µg

DOSAGE & DIRECTIONS FOR USE

CAL-PLUS WITH BIOTIN is to be mixed into the horse’s feed. Mix the recommended dosage well into the ration. One level scoopful contains 30 g of CAL-PLUS WITH BIOTIN. The following recommended dose rates have been calculated to satisfy the calcium requirements based on common diets and activity: