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Buteless High Strength Paste

Buteless High Strength Paste

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Buteless Paste is a powerful, fast-acting support for joint and muscle comfort. Ideal for times when your horse needs extra quick comfort, such as during competitions, intensive training days, or when sensitivities suddenly arise.

For which horses? 

  • Sport and competition horses
  • Horses that need extra comfort on competition days
  • Horses that react sensitively to intensive exercise
  • Horses that benefit from fast support

Recognisable signs

  • Stiffness when warming up
  • Less suppleness on competition days
  • Fluctuations in comfort during intensive work

Why this product works 

  • High levels of Boswellia, MSM & Yucca Support the body's natural inflammatory processes involved in mobility and comfort.
  • Curcumin Helps the body with sensitivities that arise during exercise.
  • Ready to use The paste form makes it ideal for fast support when it is really needed.
  • Convenient for on the go Perfect for competitions, transport, or training days.

Dosage

For a 500 kg horse:

  • 10ml per day 
  • One tube contains 3 doses and is ideal for multi-day competitions

Can be safely used during competitions

Composition 

Ingredients Per 10ml Dose

Boswellia

2750mg

Curcumin

250mg

Evening primrose

1500 mg

Black Pepper

4.0mg

My advice💛

Buteless Paste is ideal as fast support during competitions or intensive training moments. For horses that need extra comfort daily, a combination with Buteless Super Strength or Buteless High Strength Solution is most effective.

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The above information describes general signs and support. In case of medical complaints, acute symptoms or doubt, I always recommend contacting your veterinarian. I do not make diagnoses and my advice does not replace a professional examination.