Dr. Weyrauch Mn Mangan 500g

The trace element preparation Mn Manganese is intended to compensate for manganese deficiency states. For optimal availability, only organically bound manganese has been chosen. It has been embedded in a base of the finest fruit, herbs, and spice components, allowing for uncomplicated and particularly rapid nutrient transport into the cell. dr.WEYRAUCH Mn Manganese has been developed based on years of scientific work and is recommended with full conviction by modern veterinarians, physiotherapists, saddlers, and farriers.

Feeding a large horse with three measuring spoons (30g) per day provides 450 mg of manganese in the form of manganese chelate. The binder-free, flavor-free, and additive-free preparation allows for a particularly natural, and the fine herbal-fruit base ensures a guaranteed nutrient uptake into the tissue, as substituting manganese can be challenging, and the transition from blood to tissue is often very sluggish.

Feeding should be continuous. A constant, at least three to six-month feeding period is recommended to replenish manganese reserves, which are mainly located in the bones, joints, muscles, and connective tissue. During this period, attention should be paid to a fundamentally needs-based supply of other trace elements such as iron, zinc, copper, and selenium, for example, by feeding at least 1 to 2 measuring spoons of Nr. 4 Goldwert, to avoid displacement reactions. Ensuring manganese supply must also be maintained afterward.

Stress, high muscle strain, rapid growth with deficiencies in the rearing phase can increase the demand for manganese. For some breeds and specific breeding lines, the manganese demand is generally higher. In cases of severe manganese deficiencies, supplementation should continue for more than 1 year.

Composition:

Dried fruits (rosehip, fennel, anise, mangosteen), dried herbs (parsley, lemongrass, coriander), flaxseed, dried roots (galangal).

Additives per kilogram:

Manganese 15,000 mg manganese (3b504) as amino acid-manganese chelate hydrate

Analytical components:

Crude protein 18%, crude fat 7.5%, crude fiber 14%, crude ash 11%, sodium 0.1%

Feeding recommendation:

Daily 20 to 40g (2 to 4 measuring spoons), for ponies 30g (3 measuring spoons)

Due to the increased trace element content, do not feed more than 120g per horse per day.