Q 1- What does magnesium do for horses?

Magnesium, a macro mineral in horses, is involved in many body functions. It helps in 300+ biochemical processes, muscle coordination, nerve conduction, insulin regulation, and more.

Q 2- What are the common signs of magnesium deficiency in horses?

Common magnesium deficiency signs in horses include: Nervousness, fatigue, aggression, muscle cramping, hypersensitive to stimulus, refusal to do more work, abstraction, incoordination, increased chances of laminitis, and more.

Q 3- Do horses need magnesium supplements?

Scientists have found an adult horses need 7.5 to 10 grams of magnesium per day. If pasture and feed available to the horse cannot meet the demand, we need a good absorbable magnesium supplement to do the work. Magnesium gluconate and magnesium oxide are absorbable magnesium supplements form available.

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