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Vitamin E and Equine Motor Neuron Disease
What is Equine Motor Neuron Disease? Equine Motor Neuron Disease (EMND) is a degenerative disease of the motor neurons located...
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Nutritional Considerations for Horses in Drought Conditions
Careful management of your horse year-round will help ensure that he remains healthy during drought conditions. In the short-term future,...
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Vitamin E and the Performance Horse – A Winning Combination
Vitamin E is essential for the performance horse Vitamin E, the major lipid-soluble antioxidant defense in cells, plays an important...
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Think “E” for Excellent Nutrition
Vitamins are often clumped together as a single entity, and the contributions of individual ones are sometimes overlooked. In recent...
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Ensure Reproductive Efficiency
Elevate® and the breeding horse Vitamin E is an essential component of body-wide antioxidant defenses. These defenses play a vital...
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Elevate®: What’s Inside
Click here to download a print version of this infographic. Text-only version of “Elevate®: What’s Inside” Elevate® W.S. Natural vitamin...
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What Is the Difference Between Elevate W.S. And Elevate Maintenance Powder or Elevate Concentrate Powder?
Elevate® natural vitamin E (d-alpha-tocopherol) is provided to horses in two physical forms, powder or liquid. Both forms can be...
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Selenium: How Much Is in Your Horse’s Diet?
FDA sets safe level for average horse The FDA has set a daily recommended level of selenium for an “average”...
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Vitamin E: An Essential Nutrient for Horses
Vitamin E is an essential nutrient for horses and is beneficial in combating the many effects of free radical production...
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Myo-Guard™: What’s inside the bucket?
Myo-Guard was developed to sustain optimal performance in horses of all types. It provides a blend of antioxidants that support healthy muscle function during training and competition. Horses with healthy muscles have more stamina and strength, are quicker to recovery after vigorous exercise, and are less likely to develop muscle disorders.
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Vitamin E Is Often Deficient in the Diets of Horses That Do Not Have Access to Fresh Green Grass
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Researchers Confirm Vitamin E Lower in Horses Without Access to Pasture
Horses are managed in varying conditions throughout the world. A vast number of them do not have access to growing...
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Vitamin E Necessary for Optimal Health in Horses
The most important function of vitamin E in the horse’s body revolves around its antioxidant properties. Antioxidants offset the damage...
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Does Elevate Contain Sugar? How Much?
A scoop of Elevate Maintenance Powder contains 1,000 IU of natural vitamin E and 7 grams of sugar. This is...
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Is It Necessary to Feed Additional Fat or Oil to My Horse When I Supplement With a Natural Vitamin E Powder?
No, it is not necessary to provide additional fat or oil to your horse when supplementing with the natural vitamin...
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Natural Vitamin E During the Winter Months
Green grass is the greatest source of vitamin E. Supplementation with vitamin E is most crucial during the winter when horses are fed diets almost exclusively composed of preserved forages.
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Why Choose Elevate Natural Vitamin E
Elevate® was developed to provide a highly bioavailable source of natural vitamin E to horses. Vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant,...
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Grazing Management for Sugar Sensitive Horses
Lush, cool season spring grass is packed full of vitamins, minerals and energy, but it is also high in sugar!...
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How Can I Tell If My Horse Is Getting Enough Vitamin E From Grazing in His Pasture?
A good general rule to apply is this: The “average” horse needs to graze for approximately 17 hours per day...
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Good Nutrition in Broodmares Supports Healthy Foals
When a mare passes antibodies (immunoglobulins) on to her foal, it is known as passive transfer. These antibodies help to...
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Natural Vitamin E Supplement Recommended for Breeding Stallions
Don’t wait until you are in the middle of breeding season to support optimal fertility in your breeding stallion. Subfertility...
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Influence of Source and Quantity of Supplemental Vitamin E on Equine Serum and Cerebrospinal Fluid a-Tocopherol and Its Implication for Neurologic Diseases
Two studies were conducted at the University of California, Davis to measure effects of vitamin E supplementation on serum and...
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The Vitamin E Controversy
One human study showed that high doses of vitamin E might be risky; does this mean our horses are also...
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