Pavo ProteinPlus contains high-quality proteins (essential amino acids) and has been specially developed to supplement a protein deficiency in the horse’s daily diet.
About Pavo ProteinPlus
When forage is of low quality, a diet is cereal-free, or when there is an increased need for protein (e.g., in sport horses or older horses), your horse may not be receiving enough protein to meet its daily requirements. Pavo ProteinPlus allows you to easily supplement your horse's diet with essential amino acids (the building blocks of protein), helping to support overall health without disturbing the rest of the diet.
Why do horses need sufficient protein?
Proteins are made up of organic molecules called amino acids and are essential for numerous processes in the body. Proteins support the immune system, promote coat and hoof growth, and aid in cell renewal. They are also vital for muscle development and the regulation of hormonal functions, as well as for the growth of foals and lactation in broodmares. Therefore, a sufficient protein intake is not just important for muscle building, as often thought, but is crucial for a horse’s overall health.
When should you consider supplementing with protein?
Many forage analyses show a steady decline in the protein content of hay. In fact, it is often too low to meet even the basic maintenance requirements of horses, let alone the needs of sport horses or pregnant/lactating mares. Adding a high-protein feed might help, but it often introduces additional energy, vitamins, and minerals that your horse might not need. In such cases, a pure protein supplement like Pavo ProteinPlus is the ideal solution.
Key Features
Exclusive supplement for protein deficiency in the diet
Rich in essential amino acids (including lysine, methionine, and threonine)
Supports overall health and wellbeing
Recommended For:
Low-quality forage (low protein content)
Cereal-free or low-energy diets
Underweight horses
Horses with increased protein requirements, such as:
Pregnant or lactating mares
Senior horses
Sport horses
Young growing horses
Horses in recovery
Poor coat or hoof condition
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