Vet-A-Mix Target IR Vitamin Supplement (12 lb)

This item has been DISCONTINUED. We recommend trying RED CELL Vitamin Supplement for Horses (1 Gallon)

Vet-A-Mix Target IR Vitamin Supplement is a mineral and vitamin supplement for horses and ponies that are consuming a predominately hay diet.

Feeding Directions: Feed 3 ounces (two slightly rounded measures) of Target IR per 10 pounds of hay consumed per day to horses and ponies. A 1/3 cup measure is enclosed.

NOTE: Consider selenium concentrations in the total daily feed intake. The total added selenium should not exceed 0.3 mg/kg (0.3 ppm) in the ration or 3.0 mg selenium per horse per day.

Ingredients: Flax seed meal, beet pulp dried, magnesium carbonate, monosodium phosphate, calcium carbonate, vitamin E supplement, DL-methionine, L-arginine, D-biotin supplement, copper polysaccharide complex, zinc oxide, pyridoxine hydrochloride, manganese sulfate, vitamin B12 supplement, vitamin A supplement, cobalt sulfate, ethylenediamine dihydriodide, sodium selinite, with BHT a preservative.

Guaranteed Analysis:
Protein:	Target IR Per 3 Ounces	Per Pound	NAS/NRC Requirements
L-arginine	1,250 mg	1.5%	N.E.
DL-methionine	1,250 mg	1.5%	N.E.
Minerals:	1,900 mg
Calcium, min.	2,200 mg	2.2%	20,000 mg
Calcium, max.	2,500 mg	2.6%
Phosphorous	1,850 mg	2.9%	14,000 mg
Sodium	5,000 mg	2.2%	25,000 mg
Magnesium	125 mg	5.9%	7,500 mg
Copper	0.75 mg	1,470 ppm	100 mg
Selenium	375 mg	8.8 ppm	1 mg
Zinc	25 mg	4,409 ppm	400 mg
Manganese	2 mg	294 ppm	400 mg
Iodine	1 mg	23.5 ppm	3.5 mg
Cobalt		11.8 ppm	0.5 mg
Vitamins:
Vitamin A	10,000 IU	53,333 IU	5,000 IU
Vitamin E	1,000 IU	5,333 IU	500 IU
Vitamin B12	40 mcg	213 mcg	N.E.
Pyridoxine HCL	100 mg	533 mg	N.E.
D-biotin	10 mg	53 mg	N.E.

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Won't buy this by lisama from Fallon, NV08/02/2011

I liked the sounds of this product until I got to the part where it is preserved with BHT. I will not use any products that use BHA, BHT or ethoxyquine. They are not totally safe for use and I can't understand why manufacturers don't learn that these are not that safe to use. If they used a safe alternative I would buy this product. I will not use it as it is, though.

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