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Laminaze Pellets
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For healthy laminae and a balanced metabolism. For horses prone to laminitis.
Laminitis is a localized manifestation of a broader metabolic disorder affecting the entire organism. Its devastating effects are the result of an increase in circulating toxins, which reach the laminar tissue that connects the coffin bone to the hoof wall. This can lead to inflammation of the laminae, severely compromising their structure and integrity.
Lush pastures, freshly cut forage, or the beginning of the competition season — with its associated stress and intense training — can all significantly increase the risk of developing laminitis. Furthermore, a horse that has previously suffered from laminitis or founder is more likely to relapse, which can result in permanent damage to the hooves.
LAMINAZE Pellets
Support for horses and ponies sensitive to seasonal pasture changes
Laminaze Pellets provide targeted support for horses and ponies that are sensitive to grass growth throughout the year. By feeding Laminaze, you're supplying your horse with key nutrients for healthy hoof laminae, along with naturally derived antioxidants that help minimize toxin activity.
A healthy gut is essential for the overall well-being of horses and ponies prone to metabolic or laminitic conditions. Laminaze contains Five Star BioG, a unique blend of prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics:
Prebiotics (MOS and FOS) help sustain healthy gut flora by providing a food source.
Live yeast probiotics support the growth of beneficial bacterial colonies.
Innovative postbiotic metabolites offer comprehensive support to the gut microbiome.
Combined with digestive bentonite clay and a natural complex for digestive health, Laminaze Pellets deliver comprehensive metabolic nutritional support. All components work synergistically to help rebuild a healthy digestive tract and address root causes, enhancing the resilience of horses prone to metabolic challenges.
Recommended For Horses With a Tendency Toward:
Metabolic issues
Laminitis or founder
Rich, high-protein spring/summer pasture
Changes in management that may indicate laminar discomfort
Early warning signs may include:
Short, stiff gait even on flat ground
Reluctance to turn
Feeding Directions
Begin administration before the onset of spring grass. For horses and ponies prone to laminitis or metabolic imbalance, year-round supplementation is recommended.
Loading dose (7–10 days): 50–75 g/day — 1 to 1½ scoops/day
Maintenance: 25–50 g/day — ½ to 1 scoop/day
One 60 ml level scoop = approx. 50 g.
A 3 kg tub provides approx. 120 days’ supply at 25 g/day.
Composition
Ingredients:
Peony bark, MSM, mint, ginger root, magnesium oxide, licorice root, yeasts (5%*), jiaogulan, dehydrated carrot, refined rapeseed oil, astragalus, schizandra berries, charcoal, rosehip shells, calcium carbonate, milk thistle seeds, fructooligosaccharides (1%), dehydrated algae (Chlorella sp.), dandelion leaves, edible mushrooms (dehydrated), turmeric, ginkgo leaves, rosemary, propylene glycol, monoglycerides of fatty acids (oleic acid).
Yeast components include:
MOS (mannan-oligosaccharides), yeast cell wall, postbiotic yeast.
Additives per kg:
Zinc (zinc glycine chelate, solid hydrated – 3b607): 3,500 mg
L-Carnitine: 15,000 mg
Biotin: 200 mg
Vitamin E: 1,870 IU
Bentonite clay: 140,000 mg
Saccharomyces cerevisiae: 8.5 x 10¹¹ CFU
HH 05 210
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For healthy laminae and a balanced metabolism. For horses prone to laminitis.
Laminitis is a localized manifestation of a broader metabolic disorder affecting the entire organism. Its devastating effects are the result of an increase in circulating toxins, which reach the laminar tissue that connects the coffin bone to the hoof wall. This can lead to inflammation of the laminae, severely compromising their structure and integrity.
Lush pastures, freshly cut forage, or the beginning of the competition season — with its associated stress and intense training — can all significantly increase the risk of developing laminitis. Furthermore, a horse that has previously suffered from laminitis or founder is more likely to relapse, which can result in permanent damage to the hooves.