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Muscle Gro

Muscle Gro

Regular price €79,29 EUR
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For a stronger, fuller and naturally muscled horse

MuscleGro contains a carefully formulated mix of high-quality amino acids and primary proteins that contribute to the development, protection and quality of muscle tissue. The formula is designed for performance and helps horses in any discipline to naturally develop more topline, strength and muscle mass.

Thanks to the combination of whey, soy and yeast peptides, MuscleGro is quickly absorbed and effectively utilized. Ideal for horses that need extra support in training, rehabilitation or development.

For which horses? 

  • Horses that need extra topline
  • Underdeveloped horses
  • Sport horses in development
  • Rehabilitation & recovery

Why this product works

  • High-quality amino acids (including lysine & leucine) essential for muscle development
  • Whey & soy complete protein sources for visible muscle development
  • Yeast peptides fast absorption, support increase in body mass
  • Antioxidants support muscle health and protection
  • Balanced formula ideal for horses in any discipline

Dosage

Horse of 500 kg

  • 1 scoop (25 g)
  • in the morning and in the evening

Composition 

Nutrient / Ingredient

UnitPer 50g Serving (500kg horse)

Nutrient / Ingredient

UnitPer 50g Serving (500kg horse)

High Nucleotide Yeast 25000mg Methionine 250mg
Isoleucine 390mg Prebiotic (MRF) 1000mg
Leucine 618mg Vitamin E 500mg
Valine 4663mg Rosemary Extract 50mg
Lysine 1500mg

My advice 💛

MuscleGro is ideal for horses that need to develop visibly more muscle mass or that have difficulty maintaining topline.

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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.