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Electro Salts
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Electro Salts is a powdered product that is administered to replace the four essential body salts, simply adding it to the food or dissolved in water. It is important to have clean and fresh water at all times. Progressive dehydration and excessive loss of electrolytes eliminate the stimulus that triggers thirst. That the horse doesn't drink doesn't mean he doesn't need to hydrate!
DACITY 06/2025
The body temperature of the horse in training, in competition or in hot times, is regulated with sweating. In this way liquid is lost as it evaporates, but essential mineral salts of the organism such as sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium are also lost.
A horse can lose 40 litres of water during sweating and up to 10% of the total salts stored in the body. It is important to replace these body salts, known as electrolytes, since the lack of one of them can cause fatigue.
Indications
- For moments of maximum dehydration, instant recovery.
- To replace the body salts lost after the sweat quickly and easily.
- Ideal for competition days, competitions, raids, racing.
- Manage in hot times.
- Indicated for long trips.
Dosage / Application / Administration
Manage horses in training or competition to replace electrolytes, especially after a very intense exercise and in warm times.
Horses:
· Competition: 60g/day — 1 – 3 days (6 measures)
· Training: 30g/day (3 measures)
You put:
· Competition: 40g/day
Composition:
Sodium chloride - Potassium chloride - Magnesium carbonate - Calcium lactate - Monocálcico phosphate - Cold oil - Dextrose
Key ingredients (by 30g):
Cloruro 14,1g - Sodium 6,9g - Potassium 5,9g - Magnesium 0.6g - Calcium 0.2g - Phosphorus 0.2g
Ref. HH 05 130
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Electro Salts is a powdered product that is administered to replace the four essential body salts, simply adding it to the food or dissolved in water. It is important to have clean and fresh water at all times. Progressive dehydration and excessive loss of electrolytes eliminate the stimulus that triggers thirst. That the horse doesn't drink doesn't mean he doesn't need to hydrate!
DACITY 06/2025