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Equine America Apple Lytes Powder
Equine America Apple Lytes Powder
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Tasty, low-sugar electrolyte mix for optimal rehydration
Apple Lytes Powder is carefully formulated to replenish the most important electrolytes after exercise, in hot weather, or during periods of sweating. The formula supports the thirst response, helps the body rehydrate faster, and helps maintain performance throughout the season.
Thanks to the apple flavors, the product is particularly tasty, encouraging horses to drink more and absorb electrolytes more effectively.
Suitable for
- Horses that sweat during exercise
- Competition and sport horses
- Hot weather & rehydration
Why this product works
- Carefully balanced ratio of sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium, and magnesium
- Supports the thirst response and rehydration
- Low in sugar and suitable for all horses and ponies
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Tasty formula that promotes absorption
Dosage
Horses:
- Light work: 30 g per day
- Strenuous exercise / heavy sweating: 60 g per day
- Maximum: 60 g per day
Ponies (300–450 kg):
- Light work: 15 g per day
- Strenuous exercise / heavy sweating: 30 g per day
- Maximum: 30 g per day
Do not exceed without professional advice.
Composition
Key Ingredients per 30g Serving
| Sodium 6800mg | Potassium 2000mg |
|---|---|
| Chloride 12200mg | Calcium 150mg |
| Magnesium 500mg | Dextrose 2200mg |
My advice 💛
Electrolytes are especially valuable when you notice that your horse drinks less after exercise, recovers more slowly, or tires more easily. In such situations, Apple Lytes Powder can help stimulate the thirst response and help the body return to balance more quickly. I find this product particularly effective for horses that train intensively or compete regularly, as they often lose more fluid and minerals than you might realize at first glance.
It is a supplement that can be used very specifically on hot days or during periods of strenuous exercise, but also preventatively when you know your horse is prone to dehydration or drinks less when traveling.
