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JENQUINE CALSORB FORTE 18KG - LOCAL PICK UP ONLY
JENQUINE CALSORB FORTE 18KG - LOCAL PICK UP ONLY
This FORTIFIED CALCIUM BLOCK FOR HORSES ON PASTURE is designed to combat calcium deficiencies and related musculoskeletal issues in horses. It provides a unique blend of organic and inorganic calcium, remaining stable in various weather conditions. Ideal for horses grazing oxalate-rich pastures, on anti-ulcer medication, or consuming grain-based diets, it helps prevent conditions like osteoporosis and bighead.
Ingredients
Ingredients
- Organic calcium – readily absorbable to support bone strength.
- Inorganic calcium – helps neutralise soluble oxalates in the digestive system.
- Minerals – iodine, selenium, copper, zinc commonly deficient in soils and pasture
- Salt – encourages natural intake and supports electrolyte balance.
NO ADDED MOLASSES OR GRAIN, LOW SUGAR, LOW STARCH
A unique combination of organic and inorganic calcium + salt, minerals & electrolytes
Size Information
Size Information
18kg block
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Withholding Periods
Feeding Directions
Feeding Directions
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Kit Includes
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Technical Data
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FORTIFIED CALCIUM BLOCK FOR HORSES ON PASTURE
Suitable for stables, yards and paddocks
Doesn’t fall apart or melt in the rain
Calcium deficiency (bighead) and osteoporosis are a constant risk from high phosphorus, oxalates and phytates in feeds such as cereal and grassy hays, grains, bran and sub-tropical grass found throughout Australia (including buffel, panic, kikuyu and setaria).
Maintaining mineral intake throughout a horse’s life helps protect against dietary imbalances, and musculoskeletal weakness and injury.
• Trusted product by horse owners & veterinarians.
• A unique combination of Organic & Inorganic calcium.
• For all horses grazing pastures with soluble & insoluble oxalates, all horses on anti-ulcer medication and horses on grassy hay and grain-based diets
• All horses on a calcium deficient diet develop some degree of osteoporosis.
• Only 5 – 15% of horses with osteoporosis develop Bighead.
Signs of osteoporosis:
• intermittent, shifting lameness
• preference to canter instead of trot
• reluctance to move forward freely
• joint pain, ‘creaky’ joints
• dental/chewing problems
• stiffness & poor condition
• tendon & ligament injuries
• ‘bighead’
• increased risk of fractures