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Eleven months of carrying, a delivery that asks everything she has, and months of nursing after that. A pregnant mare's body performs remarkably when it has what it needs.
Pregnancy brings real health concerns for both mare and foal, and while most are everyday matters, none of them should be taken lightly. The stresses of carrying, delivering, and nursing a foal are considerable, and they land one after another, each drawing on whatever reserves the last one left behind.
Full of energy through eleven months of growing a foal, so she arrives at delivery with reserves to spend.
The exertion and endurance demands of birth are considerable. The best possible health going in matters most right here.
Her body has to rebuild while feeding a growing foal, whose bone and ligament growth depends on what she takes in.
When a mare is sound and nutritionally robust, her body can perform remarkably well. And her nutrition matters just as much before the foal arrives as it does afterward, through her bounce-back and then through nursing, when the foal's whole diet is whatever she has to give.
That's where the Nzymes Sprouted Granules come in: live superfood protein added to her daily feed, easy to give and economical even for large horses. Start with a doubled amount for her weight, mixed into her feed or fed by hand. We believe the Granules promote easier birthing, a faster bounce-back for the mare, and healthy, balanced growth for the foal, and the same support can continue with the foal once it's on regular food.
| 600 to 750 lbs | 3 level tsp |
| 750 to 1,000 lbs | 4 level tsp |
| 1,001 to 1,250 lbs | 5 level tsp |
| 1,251 to 1,500 lbs | 6 level tsp |
Expect to notice the difference in her health, strength, and energy as the pregnancy moves forward, all of it covered by the 120-Day Worry-Free Guarantee.
Two horses are living on what's in her feed bucket.
Make it count.
As soon as you know she's carrying, at a doubled amount for her weight, added to her daily feed or fed by hand. Nutrition matters just as much before delivery as it does afterward, through her bounce-back and nursing.
The mare's nutrition is the foal's nutrition, through the womb and then through nursing. Continued use supports the foal's growth and development, including bone and ligament growth, and the Granules can continue with the foal once it's on regular food.
The dose runs by weight, from 3 level teaspoons daily for horses of 600 to 750 pounds up to 6 for 1,251 to 1,500 pounds, doubled during pregnancy. Add it to feed or offer it by hand; horses genuinely like the taste.
No. A pregnant mare should have proper veterinary oversight throughout. The Granules are daily nutritional support for the demands pregnancy puts on her body, working alongside good forage, good care, and your vet.
Kara is the equine specialist on our customer care team, and she keeps her own herd on a farm in Saskatchewan. Tell her about your mare, what you're feeding, and what's ahead, and she'll tell you honestly where to start. Read Kara's story →
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