Description

Elevate W.S. provides a source of natural vitamin E that is more bioavailable than other vitamin E sources. Elevate Water Soluable is suitable for all classes and ages of horses.
 Natural Vitamin E, such as that contained in Elevate, is more readily absorbed than synthetic. Elevate is two to three times more potent than synthetic Vitamin E. Vitamin E supplementation is important in treating many neurological diseases.

Vitamin E plays a supportive role at the cellular level in immune, cardiovascular, circulatory, and reproductive functions. In addition, vitamin E is important in maintaining the antioxidant status of the body.

Vitamin E is plentiful in green grass, but what about horses that don’t have access to pasture?

Horses that don’t have access to pasture, for whatever reason, may have a vitamin E deficiency. When such a deficiency is discovered, a vitamin E supplement may be necessary. Researchers have established that natural forms of vitamin E are absorbed faster than synthetic forms. (Pagan, J.D, E. Kane, and D. Nash. 2005. Form and source of tocopherol affects vitamin E status in Thoroughbred horses. Pferdheilkunde 21:101-102.)

When faced with possible vitamin E deficiencies, ask your veterinarian about Elevate W.S.

 

Feeding Directions

Feed daily at the rate of 0.2 to 0.6mL per 100lb of body weight to deliver 1000-3000 IU per day. the feeding level depends on the type of horse, level of activity and nutritional  and management practices that affect vitamin E needs.

Description

Elevate W.S. provides a source of natural vitamin E that is more bioavailable than other vitamin E sources. Elevate Water Soluable is suitable for all classes and ages of horses.
 Natural Vitamin E, such as that contained in Elevate, is more readily absorbed than synthetic. Elevate is two to three times more potent than synthetic Vitamin E. Vitamin E supplementation is important in treating many neurological diseases.

Vitamin E plays a supportive role at the cellular level in immune, cardiovascular, circulatory, and reproductive functions. In addition, vitamin E is important in maintaining the antioxidant status of the body.

Vitamin E is plentiful in green grass, but what about horses that don’t have access to pasture?

Horses that don’t have access to pasture, for whatever reason, may have a vitamin E deficiency. When such a deficiency is discovered, a vitamin E supplement may be necessary. Researchers have established that natural forms of vitamin E are absorbed faster than synthetic forms. (Pagan, J.D, E. Kane, and D. Nash. 2005. Form and source of tocopherol affects vitamin E status in Thoroughbred horses. Pferdheilkunde 21:101-102.)

When faced with possible vitamin E deficiencies, ask your veterinarian about Elevate W.S.

 

Feeding Directions

Feed daily at the rate of 0.2 to 0.6mg per 100lb of body weight to deliver 1000-3000 IU per day. the feeding level depends on the type of horse, level of activity and nutritional  and management practices that affect vitamin E needs.