Support for growing and rebuilding
Different stages ask more of a horse’s diet. These are the times when a lysine top-up can make a useful difference.
A strong start
Foals and yearlings are developing muscle, bone and connective tissue. Lysine supplies an essential building block for normal growth.
Feeding two
In late pregnancy and while nursing, a mare supplies a growing foal as well as herself. Her diet needs to support both.
Rebuilding condition
After time off, illness or a hard winter, rebuilding topline and muscle takes the right nutrition. Lysine supports the protein building that helps restore condition.

Equine L-Lysine
Purica Equine L-Lysine for horses, an essential amino acid to support normal growth rate in foals, yearlings and mature horses. Pure L-lysine hydrochloride provides 8 grams per scoop to help balance forage-based diets, especially grain-heavy or low-forage feeding programs.
Benefits
Equine L-Lysine
800g
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1 scoop contains
| L-Lysine hydrochloride (8g = 1 tablespoon) | 8 g |
Recommended dose:
Foals & Yearlings: 1/2 scoop (4 grams) daily, orally
Mature horses: 1/2 to 1 scoop daily, orally top dress on feed.
Warnings:
Not for use in horses intended for food.
- Collagen support
- Relieves joint and skin health issues
- Lysine as an vital dietary amino acid
A daily measure of support
Top dress once daily on feed. Each scoop contains 8 g of pure L-lysine hydrochloride; choose the amount for your horse’s life stage and feeding program.
Use alongside good forage and a balanced feeding program to make up the lysine the diet leaves short.
Half a scoop
Give half a scoop (4 g) daily, top dressed on feed.
Half to one scoop
Give half to one scoop (4–8 g) daily, according to condition and the rest of the diet.
100–200 days per bag
One 800 g bag provides 100 days at a full scoop daily, or 200 days at half a scoop. Lasting support, measured to your horse’s needs.
Help them build their strength.
From a young horse growing to a mature horse rebuilding muscle after time off, give them essential nutritional support for the work their body is doing.
