Trikem Copper+ 900 g
1Copper supplements for horses
Copper supplements for horses
Copper supplements for horses, given to balance the forage in case of copper deficiency or iron excess. Copper promotes the absorption of iron and is needed for the formation of hemoglobin (red blood cells). Copper is also necessary for the enzymes that participate in the formation of elastin, collagen and melanin, all of which are substances that give the skin its protective and elastic properties. Copper is needed for bone formation, for the structure of joint surfaces, the immune system and the pigmentation of hair.
There are indications of a connection between copper deficiency and the occurrence of loose bone pieces, especially in younger horses. In the case of anemia, copper deficiency is often an underlying cause, and a clear deficiency symptom in horses with a copper deficiency is that the color of the fur becomes pale.
Copper+ is formulated to best balance the feed state in the event of a copper deficiency or an excess of iron. The ratio between Fe:Cu should be between 3-5 in the calculated feed state.
The importance of copper for horses
Copper promotes the body's absorption of iron and is needed for the body's formation of hemoglobin (red blood cells). Copper is also necessary for the enzymes involved in the formation of elastin, collagen and melanin. Substances that give the skin its protective and elastic properties.
Copper is needed for bone formation, for the structure of joint surfaces, the immune system and the pigmentation of fur.
Lack of copper in the horse
There are indications that there is a connection between copper deficiency and the occurrence of loose bone pieces, especially in younger horses. In the case of anemia, copper deficiency is often an underlying cause, and a sign of copper deficiency is that the color of the coat fades.
When is Copper+ recommended?
If there is a lack of copper and then the iron/copper ratio needs to be balanced.
Oh withdrawal time
For horses with a copper deficiency or where copper is lacking in the forage. With a high iron content in the roughage, Copper+ can balance the iron/copper ratio. The iron/copper ratio should be between 3-5 in the calculated feed balance.
Dosage
3 ml/100 kg body weight and day or according to estimated feed status.
Ex. Horse, 500 kg, 15 ml/day (10g).
Storage & durability
Dry, cool and well sealed. 24 months. See best before date.
Recycled as plastic.
| Additives (Trace Elements) | Per 15 ml (10 g) | per kg |
| Dicopper chloride trihydroxide 3b609 | 22 g | |
| Copper | 120 mg | 12 g |
| Zinc chloride hydroxide monohydrate 3b609 | 134 g | |
| Zink | 480 mg | 48 g |
| Dimanganese chloride trihydroxide 3b507 | 30 g | |
| Manganese | 150 mg | 15 g |
| Composition | ||
| Dried wheat stillage | ||
| Analytical constituents | ||
| Crude protein | 26,1 % | |
| Crude oil-fatt | 7,5 % | |
| Plant thread | 4,9 % | |
| Raw ash | 14,1 % | |
| Calcium | 13 000 mg/kg | |
| Sodium | 2500 mg/kg | |
| Phosphorus | 7600 mg/kg |
Copper supplements for horses
Copper supplements for horses, given to balance the forage in case of copper deficiency or iron excess. Copper promotes the absorption of iron and is needed for the formation of hemoglobin (red blood cells). Copper is also necessary for the enzymes that participate in the formation of elastin, collagen and melanin, all of which are substances that give the skin its protective and elastic properties. Copper is needed for bone formation, for the structure of joint surfaces, the immune system and the pigmentation of hair.
There are indications of a connection between copper deficiency and the occurrence of loose bone pieces, especially in younger horses. In the case of anemia, copper deficiency is often an underlying cause, and a clear deficiency symptom in horses with a copper deficiency is that the color of the fur becomes pale.
Copper+ is formulated to best balance the feed state in the event of a copper deficiency or an excess of iron. The ratio between Fe:Cu should be between 3-5 in the calculated feed state.
The importance of copper for horses
Copper promotes the body's absorption of iron and is needed for the body's formation of hemoglobin (red blood cells). Copper is also necessary for the enzymes involved in the formation of elastin, collagen and melanin. Substances that give the skin its protective and elastic properties.
Copper is needed for bone formation, for the structure of joint surfaces, the immune system and the pigmentation of fur.
Lack of copper in the horse
There are indications that there is a connection between copper deficiency and the occurrence of loose bone pieces, especially in younger horses. In the case of anemia, copper deficiency is often an underlying cause, and a sign of copper deficiency is that the color of the coat fades.
When is Copper+ recommended?
If there is a lack of copper and then the iron/copper ratio needs to be balanced.
Oh withdrawal time
For horses with a copper deficiency or where copper is lacking in the forage. With a high iron content in the roughage, Copper+ can balance the iron/copper ratio. The iron/copper ratio should be between 3-5 in the calculated feed balance.
Dosage
3 ml/100 kg body weight and day or according to estimated feed status.
Ex. Horse, 500 kg, 15 ml/day (10g).
Storage & durability
Dry, cool and well sealed. 24 months. See best before date.
Recycled as plastic.
| Additives (Trace Elements) | Per 15 ml (10 g) | per kg |
| Dicopper chloride trihydroxide 3b609 | 22 g | |
| Copper | 120 mg | 12 g |
| Zinc chloride hydroxide monohydrate 3b609 | 134 g | |
| Zink | 480 mg | 48 g |
| Dimanganese chloride trihydroxide 3b507 | 30 g | |
| Manganese | 150 mg | 15 g |
| Composition | ||
| Dried wheat stillage | ||
| Analytical constituents | ||
| Crude protein | 26,1 % | |
| Crude oil-fatt | 7,5 % | |
| Plant thread | 4,9 % | |
| Raw ash | 14,1 % | |
| Calcium | 13 000 mg/kg | |
| Sodium | 2500 mg/kg | |
| Phosphorus | 7600 mg/kg |
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