A high protein feed designed to provide the building blocks required for your horse or pony to produce a larger muscle bulk when used in conjunction with appropriate training. It also focuses on muscle recovery minimizing any damage resulting from training and competition.
• High protein
• Builds muscle
• Aids in muscle recovery
Dosage rate for a 550KG horse, 160 grams per a day.
Ingredients:
Wheat feed, Vitamin, Mineral and Amino Acid Mix (Antioxidant rich), and Sunflower Kernels
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I’ve been using this for the past 3 years with my 13 year old thoroughbred. It’s been particularly helpful in preventing him from losing condition in the winter. I start feeding it at the end of august and stop at the end of March as he has free access to grass over summer. He doesn’t get hot with it but has been able to consistently retain muscle 12 months of the year, which had never happened with other food products.
I have found this to be a great product I use it for my stallion who came home in an awful state from a training yard. He has now got most of his muscle back in a short few months. This product does not fizz him up at all I highly recommend it.
This produce really helped increase muscle volume in my gelding without causing him to heat up. The feed is very palatable with shreds of carrot in it.
I've been really impressed with my how my new boy has been performing on the more muscle. When I first bought him I put him onto some baileys conditioning cubes which seemed to cause him to be excitable and naughty. After a quick chat with the team we put him onto the more muscle and some of the cool calm and collected for a short amount of time. He's now really settled, has improved condition/ top line and strength, and is focused in his work. We are gearing up to Area Festival championship currently and I am convinced the more muscle is helping him come back and recover better after his harder training sessions. The team are always extremeley helpful, will always promptly answer any of my silly questions. I do feel I have a good support network behind me in terms of his nutrition. I won't be feeding him anything else any time soon!
