A supplemental source of Biotin (Vitamin H) blended into a dry, stable base for equine.

 

A sulfur and B vitamin critical to regulating metabolism, biotin cannot be naturally synthesized by horses (or humans). Biotin must be obtained by eating foods containing biotin or absorbed by intestinal flora capable of producing biotin. A horse's main source of biotin is pasture forage, but a good amount of biotin can be found in alfalfa, barley, soybean meal, and oats.

 

Biotin also produces keratin, collagen, and elastin — all proteins essential for strong, healthy hooves and attractive coats. Collagen supports connective tissue, ligaments, and tendons while elastin promotes joint flexibility.

 

Adding a biotin supplement for horses to the equine diet helps maintain hoof health and treats hoof conditions such as cracked/brittle hooves, chronic laminitis, and dry, brittle hooves that are unable to hold shoes properly.