SmartEquine Tsf 100 Metabolic Support Powder Horse Supplement, 2-lb jar

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  • Designed to support your horse’s normal thyroid function, metabolism and hormonal health.
  • Contains high levels of l-tyrosine, an amino acid used by the thyroid to stimulate the sympathetic nervous system and promote healthy sweat production.
  • Made with copper, iodine, magnesium, manganese, niacin and zinc to help stimulate the thyroid and regulate glucose, fat metabolism and sweat.
  • Natural supplement works to improve thyroid hormone production without the use of medication.
  • Each 2-pound container provides up to 30 days of nutritional support.

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By Kaya on Dec 13, 2025

Metabolic support

I'm not sure this worked as I expected. My mare went onto Prascend ( Peroglide ), so I went to a more basic diet. However, the Powder was edible, to my horse

I'm not sure this worked as I expected. My mare went onto Prascend ( Peroglide ), so I went to a more basic diet. However, the Powder was edible, to my horse. The dosage scoop is large, however, so mixing it in or making it a grain topper could be problematic for picky horses.