Red Cell is a liquid vitamin, iron and mineral supplement for horses, formulated to provide nutrients that my be missing or present in insufficient amounts in their regular feed.
It helps maintain normal blood cell health and supports energy needs, with B-Complex vitamins to support normal metabolism.
KEY FEATURES:
Contains iron, vitamins and minerals to supplement the daily diet.
Suitable for horses across different disciplines and workloads
Horses not in training: Feed 1 fluid ounce (approx. 30 ml) daily.
Method: Mix into the daily feed ration or give orally using a dosing syringe.
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Advised by equine vet to try this for my retired veteran horse with mild anaemia. Whilst it's obviously not a cure, it has definitely given him more energy and vitality. So difficult to get hold of in the UK so thank you for being a stockist.
Added it to my thin and gangly four year old Irish draft filly as however much we fed her she never seamed to fill out, and lacked energy.
After a couple of weeks a marked improvement in her energy levels and she is starting to fill out. So it seems to have done the trick.
My 27 year old highland was found to have low protein on her regular blood test and had been not eating hay well and was lethargic. Red cell helped peek her up and she is now back to herself
Red Cell was recommended by my vet in South Africa when it was African Horse Sickness season. I’ve not been able to find it in the UK until I stumbled across it whilst searching on the web.
My horse got the dreaded Strangles infection and I’ve been using Red Cell to help support him whilst shedding the bacteria.
My horse was lacking in forward-going energy, but this is the second bottle of Red Cell and we all agree there has been an improvement in her energy level
I have a 20 year old dressage horse in medium work. He has been on red cell for several years. At a recent routine vet check the vet was very complimentary about his muscle retention and put this down to the combination of correct work and the support of red cell.
