The hay gap

Support when the pasture can’t keep pace

Off grass

When fresh pasture is limited

Winter feeding, dry lots and stall rest can all limit access to green grass. Daily vitamin E helps support horses whose diet relies on stored forage.

In work

Horses being asked for more

Training and performance put working muscles under greater demand. Vitamin E provides antioxidant support for cells and tissues through those active seasons.

Natural d-alpha

Why the d matters

The natural form is d-alpha; the synthetic form is dl-alpha. The body retains the natural form more effectively. Purica uses natural d-alpha tocopheryl acetate.

Equine Vitamin E

Equine Vitamin E

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Vitamin E for horses, the antioxidant muscle and nerves rely on, in the natural d-alpha form the body holds on to. One 9.3 gram scoop carries close to 3,900 IU, a supplemental source of Vitamin E to maintain good health. Top dress on feed, dosed to weight and workload.

Benefits

  • Essential for all life stages
  • Protects cells from free radicals
  • Supports horses in training and performance
Size:900g
Pickup available at 6157 Scott Rd Usually ready in 2 hours

Equine Vitamin E

900g

6157 Scott Rd

Pickup available, usually ready in 2 hours

6157 Scott Rd
Duncan BC V9L 6Y8
Canada

877-746-9397
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1 scoop contains

Natural Vitamin E (d-alpha tocopheryl acetate)
(9.3 g = 1 tablespoon)		2.85 g

Non medicinal ingredients: 
Inulin

Recommended use or purpose: 
Supplemental source of Vitamin E to maintain good health

Recommended dose: 
Given orally. Top Dress on Feed.
1 Scoop = 9.3g

Under 500 lbs. 
0.5 scoop daily for maintenance and training.
1 scoop daily for intense training.

500 – 1500 lbs. 
1 scoop daily for maintenance and training. 
2 scoops daily for intense training.

Over 1500 lbs. 
2 scoops daily for maintenance and training. 
4 scoops daily for intense training.

Warnings: Not for use in horses intended for food.

  • Antioxidant support
  • Cell and tissue support
  • To support active horses with high stress
Feeding it

Dosed by weight and by workload

Each 9.3 g scoop contains 2.85 g of natural d-alpha tocopheryl acetate, equivalent to approximately 3,900 IU. Top dress on feed daily, using the amount for your horse’s weight and workload.

Under 500 lb

Half a scoop

Half a scoop daily for maintenance and training. A full scoop in intense training.

500 to 1,500 lb

One scoop

One scoop daily for maintenance and training. Two scoops daily for intense training.

Over 1,500 lb

Two scoops

Two scoops daily for maintenance and training. Four scoops in intense training.

Customer experiences

Straight from the horse's mouth

When I asked my vet "If there is one supplement most horses are missing, what would it be?" She instantly responded "Vitamin E". All our show horses, breeding stock, lesson horses, and geriatrics have been on it daily ever since.
DR
Very good natural source and affordable.
Goyette M.
Purica Equine Vitamin E

For every month without grass

Give your horse daily support for muscles and nerves with the natural vitamin E that stored forage can leave short.

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