Neutradex Muscle Recovery Buffer Supplement For Horses

Description

Tired and sore after a hard workout? Not your horse! NEUTRADEX® is the ultimate muscle recovery superhero for equine athletes. This palatable formula helps banish those post-workout blues, reducing stiffness and soreness so your horse can bounce back stronger than ever. Whether theyre a seasoned racehorse or a weekend trail rider, NEUTRADEX® helps them stay happy, healthy, and ready for their next adventure. Features Reduces muscle stiffness and soreness Delays the onset of muscle fatigue Helps maintain fluid and electrolyte balance Supports kidney and bladder function Contains sodium acid citrate to neutralise lactic acid Improves hydration and appetite Specifications Available in 1 Litre Bottle, 5 Litre Cask, and 10 Litre Drum Pet Suitability & Product Care Recommended for horses prone to tying up, high-performance athletes, and those undergoing hard exercise Use as directed on the product label Ensure adequate water is available at all times Store below 30°C (Room temperature) Discover More Equipping yourself with knowledge is the key to keeping your equine friend happy and healthy. Dive into these informative articles to: Brush up on your first-aid skills: Horse First Aid – be prepared for minor emergencies with this handy guide. Ensure your horse puts their best hoof forward: How to Keep Your Horses Hooves Healthy – learn proper hoof care techniques to maintain your horses comfort and performance. Become a decoding pro: How to Read the Labels on Horse Food – understand the ingredients and nutritional information to choose the perfect food for your horses needs. About the Brand NEUTRADEX® is a trusted brand from Virbac, a global leader in animal health. Born from a veterinarians passion for improving animal well-being in the 1960s, Virbac has a rich history of innovation and a commitment to developing high-quality solutions for animals. NEUTRADEX® is a testament to this commitment, offering a range of products designed to support peak performance and recovery in equine athletes.