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EQUIPUR - laminal

€ 49,90

(incl. 7% tax)

SKU: 111226

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Dietetic complementary feed for horses

High quality vital substances for the special nutritional demands of laminitic horses.

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Dietetic complementary feed for horses

High quality vital substances for the special nutritional demands of laminitic horses.

Product Details

Application

EQUIPUR - laminal compensates for chronic digestive disorders of the large intestine and their consequences in the laminar interface. Particularly by inadequate liver detoxification, a disorder in the gut-flora (dysbacteria) or the sugar metabolism (equine metabolic syndrome) could lead to impeded blood circulation in the laminar corium (laminitis) and to subsequent defects during the growth of the hoof-horn (laminitic foot). EQUIPUR – laminal is aimed at the nutritional demands of these horses.

Analytical constituents

Crude protein		16,8 %
Crude fat		8,9 %
Crude fibre		13,7 %
Crude ash		14,7 %
Calcium		0,6 %
Magnesium		0,5 %
Phosphorus		0,3 %
Sodium		0,2 %
Sulphur		0,9 %
Omega-3 fatty acids		1,5 %

Feed additives per kg

Nutritional additives
Vitamin A		500.000 I.E.
Vitamin E		20.000 mg
Vitamin B1		300 mg
Vitamin B2		150 mg
Vitamin B6		150 mg
Vitamin B12		5.000 mcg
Vitamin C		20.000 mg
Biotin		200.000 mcg
Folic acid		500 mg
Niacin		500 mg
Calcium-D-pantothenate		500 mg
Betaine		5.000 mg
Choline chloride		5.000 mg
Cobalt		10 mg
Copper		1.200 mg
Manganese		1.000 mg
Zinc		10.000 mg
Selenium		20 mg
L-methionin		15.000 mg
L-lysine		5.000 mg
L-tryptophan		5.000 mg
Technological additives
Lecithins		2.000 mg
Silicon dioxide		2.500 mg
Digestibility enhancers
Saccharomyces cerevisiae		40 x 10^₁₀ KBE

3a672a vitamin A, vitamin B1 as thiamine hydrochloride, vitamin B2 as riboflavin, vitamin B6 as pyridoxine hydrochloride, Vitamin B12 as Cyanocobalamin, betaine as betaine anhydrate, 3b304 coated granulated cobalt-(II)-carbonate, 3b406 cupric-(II)-chelate of amino acids hydrate, 3b504 manganese chelate of amino acids hydrate, 3b606 zinc chelate of amino acids hydrate, 3b812 Selenised yeast produced by Saccharomyces cerevisiae CNCM I-3399 (inactivated), 4b1702 Saccharomyces cerevisiae (CNCM I-4407), L-Lysine monohydrochloride.

Composition

grass meal, apple pomace, milk thistle, artichoke, magnesium fumarate, grape seed flour, yeast extract (MOS), linseed, ginkgo, ginseng, monk´s pepper, liquorice, methyl sulphonyl methane (MSM), soybean protein concentrate, brewer’s yeast, linseed oil, dandelion, hawthorn, cinnamon.

Instructions for proper use

Horses (500 kg): 50 g per day
Ponies, small horses (ca. 300 kg): 35 g per day
Ponies, small horses (ca. 150 kg): 20 g per day
given with the feed.
Due to the increased content of trace elements daily ration should not be more than doubled.

Feeding period

In order to achieve an optimum effect, the feeding period should initially be up to 4 weeks if there is a risk of, during or after digestive disorders with laminitis risk. Depending on the clinical symptoms, feeding over a longer period may also be advisable.

Responsible for the labelling: Vetripharm GmbH, Gewerbestraße Süd 7, D-86857 Hurlach
Approval number: α DE-BY-1-00280
Corresponding declaration concerning minimum storage life and lot reference number can be found on packaging.

According to the anti-doping and medication control rules of the “Deutsche Reiterliche Vereinigung (FN)“, there is a recommended waiting period (from the last application to assignment in a competition) of 48 hours for this product due to a portion of herbs of over 3% and tryptophan.

Feeding Equipur- and EquiPower-products according to directions will not contribute to a relevant increase of cobalt levels in blood or urine and therefore it is ADMR conform. FEI classification is prohibited substance (“Care must be taken when using high doses of supplements containing Cobalt”).

General findings of nutritional science

The term "laminitis" refers to a very painful inflammation and circulatory disorder of the hoof corium. The cause of this is often a derailment of the intestinal metabolism (feeding laminitis), whereby excessive intake of fructans, carbohydrates or low-structure feed, large amounts of concentrated feed per meal, irregular feeding times or an abrupt change of feed lead to the death of the physiological intestinal flora. This produces toxins, which quickly enter the portal vein via the intestinal mucosa and from there into the liver. Depending on the functionality of the liver, these are either detoxified and excreted here or - particularly in the case of a weakened liver metabolism - enter the hoof corium via the bloodstream. This is where laminitis begins with an inflammation of the blood vessels and a disturbance of the blood supply to the corium. This causes fluid to leak out of the vessels and leads to a massive increase in pressure in the hoof, which triggers the severe pain. As the corium connects the coffin bone to the horn capsule (coffin bone support), its destruction can lead to the coffin bone sinking or rotating. In the further course of the disease, the formation of the hoof horn is often impaired (laminitis hoof).

Another possible cause of laminitis is a persistently high blood sugar level, particularly in overweight horses suffering from equine metabolic syndrome (EMS). This sugar metabolism disorder is usually caused by feeding a diet that is too rich in energy and starch and can, among other things, lead directly to damage in the blood vessels of the hoof.

Probiotics and prebiotics (MOS) promote the desired microbial colonization of the large intestine and thus lead to a stable intestinal flora with strong defenses. These are needed to ensure that high-fructose, carbohydrate-rich or low-structure feed, large amounts of concentrated feed per meal, irregular feeding times or abrupt feed changes do not immediately lead to massive destruction of the intestinal flora with the release of toxins, which are the cause of laminitis.

Kieselgur can effectively bind toxins in the intestine and excrete them.

Apple pomace and wheat bran promote smooth digestive processes thanks to their high fiber content.

Milk thistle, artichoke, dandelion and licorice root accelerate the detoxification of toxins via the liver.

Ginseng, cinnamon, zinc, manganese and chromium (from brewer’s yeast) promote glucose utilization and thus support the normalization of blood sugar levels.

Antioxidants such as vitamins E & C, selenium as well as omega-3 fatty acids from linseed oil and procyanides from grape seed flour protect the vessels of the hoof corium.

Hawthorn, gingko, and ginseng promote blood circulation in the hoof corium.

Silicon, MSM and vitamin C ensure elastic hoof vessels.

Biotin, zinc, copper and methionine optimize horn quality and promote the formation of a resilient horn capsule, which is so crucial for laminitis hooves.

Linseed, together with lecithin, improves the energy supply of the laminitis horse.

Lysine and soybean protein concentrate promote muscle maintenance during the healing phase.

Magnesium, tryptophane, vitamin B12, as well as tyrosine and phenyl‑alanine from soy, reduce proneness to stress in laminitic horses.

Monk‘s pepper has a regulating effect in the formation of the stress hormone cortisol.

In the case of nutrition-related health and metabolic disorders such as laminitis, it is essential to adapt feed management and optimize body weight. Furthermore, the risk of laminitis can be significantly reduced by stabilizing the intestinal flora, regulating blood sugar levels and stimulating liver detoxification in conjunction with protecting the hoof corium vessels and supporting hoof horn formation.