Beta Alanine

Name: Beta Alanine
SKU: AL-BA
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£29.99

Helps the body deal with the impact of lactic acid build up

Builds condition

Shortens recovery time

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Beta Alanine is an amino acid that slows fatigue by supporting the natural ability of the muscles to cope with lactic acid build up, this is a must for the performance equine. Helps to build condition and improve recovery in animals who are competing at speed, jumping or performing over long periods of time. Use for the competition equine

Helps the body deal with the impact of lactic acid build up
Builds condition
Shortens recovery time

Directions for use:
Feed 10g per 100kg of body weight 6-8 weeks prior to racing or competition season and
then throughout the season. Stop feeding during periods of rest or out of season. A
25ml level scoop gives approximately 20g. There is a multilevel (5ml-25ml) scoop included
in this product for your convenience.

Precautions:
For animal use only. Introduce to the horse’s diet gradually, splitting total daily serving
between AM and PM feeds (when applicable). Serve dependent on the individual animal but
as a guide. Store indoors or under cover in a frost-free, cool dry place out of direct sunlight.
Replace lid after use. This product is not a Veterinary medicine which is subject to authorisation.
+May help support. ◊Produced in a certified facility with strict quality control
procedures. All information correct at time of print. © Animalife 2020

A Complementary Feedingstuff for Horses

Analytical Constituents – Ash 0%, Oil <1%, Protein 97%, Fibre <5%.

Additives – 2b Beta Alanine.

Beta Alanine

What are the benefits of beta alanine for horses?
Beta-alanine is a non-essential amino acid and popular dietary supplement with weight-lifters. In recent years, many equine owners have also started to understand the benefits of beta-alanine for horses. Beta-alanine works in the body by producing carnosine, a molecule that reduces lactic acid build-up. This in turn can help to reduce fatigue, build endurance and contribute to the creation of lean muscle mass.

What horses may need beta-alanine in their diets?
Beta-alanine may be especially beneficial to show horses or any that undertake a large amount of training. It can also be given to both younger and older horses to support the growth and maintenance of healthy joints and muscles.

How do I feed beta-alanine to my horse?
As part of our Equine Essentials range, beta-alanine is available as a powdered supplement that can directly be added to your horse’s normal daily feed. We recommend introducing the supplement gradually.

How much beta-alanine should I feed my horse?
The amount of any supplement that you give your horse will likely vary depending on its size, but for average horses we recommend 10 grams for every 100 kilograms of body weight per day.

Are there any side effects of beta-alanine for horses?
If added to feed in the correct amounts, there are no known negative side effects of beta-alanine for horses.