Equine Recovery Extra Strength
Benefits
Equine Recovery Extra Strength
1kg
6157 Scott Rd
6157 Scott Rd
Duncan BC V9L 6Y8
Canada
Contains the following guaranteed pure ingredients /scoop
(26 grams/0.9 oz = 2 tablespoons):
| Glucosamine hydrochloride (plant source) | 10,000 mg |
| Methyl sulfonyl methane (MSM) | 10,000 mg |
| Vitamin C (magnesium ascorbate) | 1,400 mg |
| Betaine | 1,000 mg |
| Vitamin E (700iu/g) d-alpha tocopheryl acetate | 1,100 mg |
| Grapeseed extract | 650 mg |
| Magnesium (magnesium ascorbate) | 525 mg |
| Decaffeinated green tea extract | 350 mg |
| Dicalcium phosphate | 175 mg |
| Hyaluronic acid – HA (sodium hyaluronate) | 100 mg |
Suggested use:
Introduce gradually over a two-week period to a concentrated dose of ¼ scoop per 300 pounds body weight twice a day. Mix with feed.
After 30 – 60 days it may be possible to reduce intake to ¼ scoop per 300 pounds body weight once a day.
Do not use if seal is broken. Store in a cool, dry place. Free of all artificial ingredients, preservatives, additives and common allergens. Not for use with animals intended for slaughter.
- Pain and inflammation
- Muscle and tissue tension
- Hormonal imbalances affecting cells
I took in an 18 year old mare in the spring of 2023. I was unaware of her history of laminitis. In the fall she really started to go downhill. After a trip to the vet, a round of prescription drugs and soft ride gel boots, it seemed like she was over the hump. Unfortunately after coming off the bute, it became clear she had another lameness issue going on. It appeared as if she was not able to always use her left hind fetlock joint to its full extent. Sometimes she would pause and slowly lower her whole foot to the ground. Then she would be able to get a few good steps before it seized on her again. Most of the time she would hobble along on her toe. It was clearly very painful and strenuous for her. One day I palpated the back of her leg down to the fetlock and found a small bundle of inflammation on either side of her tendons. That's when the light bulb went off and I thought to give Recovery a shot. I've used it in the past for inflammation and mobility issues in our elderly shepard with amazing results. I had a small bag of Recovery for horses left over in my tack room so I startred adding it to my mare's feed. By the time my new batch arrived, both my husband and I were seeing dramatic results. This mare walks without hesitation across her paddock. She is able to lay her hoof flat on the ground every step. No more toe walking or hobbling around. I'm so thrilled, I just had to share in hopes it might help someone else and their horse.
I have a 17-year-old horse that has struggled with Navicular and a stifle injury for over three years. I have tried everything with little or no results.After speaking to a pharmaceutical representative of another drug company, I decided to try Recovery-eq. In less than four weeks, my horsewas moving as if it never had a problem. Recovery-eq gave me my horse back. I have never seen anything like it !
I recommended Recovery-eq to a client for their very arthritic older horse who had suffered chronic lameness for years with little help from common drug therapies.After three weeks on Recovery-eq, the horse acts young again. We are very impressed!
My 18-year old Irish Thoroughbred has DJD/Navicular. When we were in competition, he would trip frequently and experienced extensive swelling.After a very short time on Recovery-eq, he has shown a noticeable improvement; his stride is much smoother, he no longer trips and the swelling has been eliminated. Furthermore, the cough he suffers during intense competition has decreased dramatically. We have tried many Veterinary products and Recovery-eq definitely works the best!
We have a Dutch Warm-blood mare that was experiencing swelling in herankles after competition. We would have to wrap her ankles after shows and she required pharmaceutical injections.Since using Recovery-eq, she is much happier and the swelling has not returned.