AniMed Professional Strength Remission Hoof Health Powder Horse Supplement, 4-lb tub
By AniMed
$27.99 (-38%) Chewy Price
$44.99 List Price
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- Perfectly formulated for horses that have foundered or are prone to the risk of founder (Laminitis)
- It’s a scientifically engineered blend of ingredients containing probiotics and functional carbohydrates to help relieve inflammation in the folds of tissue connecting the pedal bone to the hoof
- Contains, magnesium, 70 antioxidants, omega-3 and 6 fatty acids to strengthen and heal your riding buddy
- Helps support the beneficial bacteria in the stomach to help maintain his natural gut health
- Developed for horses of all classes
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14 Customer Questions
Will remission ever be available in pellet form? Seems there are other horse owners that like remission but also would like to purchase as pellet form. this product needs to be wet to give it to your horse so they don't inhale powder when eating. Please consider making REMISSION in PELLET FORM. thx
Is there a NSC value for this supplement? If so what is it per 1oz? What are the mg’s, mcg’s, or iu’s for each ingredient? My horse requires certain values for some of these ingredients. It will determine if I’m able to use it. Thank you!
Answer by • Jan 07, 2020
AniMed Professional Strength Remission Horse Supplement uses a flaxseed meal base for its carrier, which is naturally low in NSC. There is no other source of NSC in this supplement. Per ounce, this supplement contains L-Lysine 2150 milligrams, Chromium 14 milligrams, Methionine 3000 milligrams, Linolenic Acid (Omega 3 Fatty Acid) 510 milligrams, Magnesium 6000 milligrams, Selenium 1 parts per million, Zinc 100 milligrams, Biotin 20 milligrams, Niacin 40 milligrams, Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 1200 milligrams, Vitamin E 70 IU, Total Lactic Acid Bacteria (Probiotics) 175 million CFU.
can you use this for a horse with Navicular syndrome?
Answer by • Sep 25, 2020
Due to your horse's pre-existing health condition, we recommend consulting with your veterinarian to see if this is a viable option for them.
Can I use this in conjunction with a hoof supplement?
Answer by • Aug 27, 2020
We recommend speaking you your equine veterinarian prior to mixing supplements.