KOHNKE'S OWN
Cell-Grow
KOHNKE'S OWN
Cell-Grow
KOHNKE'S OWN Cell-Grow
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Cell-Grow is an innovative 3 Supplet pellet blend in separate nutrient groups which mixes well into grain, pellets and textured hard feeds, eliminating waste from sift-out, dust and blow-out from paddock feeders as a horse feeds. Most importantly, it helps prevent nutrient interactions between trace minerals and vitamins as commonly occurs with powdered and liquid supplements.
- Concentrated mineral, trace mineral and vitamin supplement for growing and breeding horses
- Innovative 3 Supplet format prevents nutrient interactions between viamins and trace minerals
- Mixes well into grain, pelleted and textured hard feeds
- Supports strong, healthy body and bone development for growing horses
- Provides additional nutrients required to support pregnancy and lactation in broodmares on feeds or pastures low in essential minerals and trace minerals
SKU: 929520
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Poor Feed – Poor Fertility
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Over recent years, much more research has focused on the nutritional requirements and feeding management of the broodmare. Inadequate nutrition can have a direct influence on the fertility, conception and foaling rate of mares. Poor nutrition is a major factor that can reduce reproductive efficiency, despite good breeding management and veterinary care of otherwise healthy mares. An adequate and well-balanced nutrient intake and feeding management program is paramount to fertility and breeding success.
Joint Health and Management in Horses
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Joint related lameness problems are a significant career limiting factor for many performance horses, young horses in training as well as pleasure riding horses and ponies. Lameness accounts for up to 70 % of lost training days and competition outings, with osteoarthritis and joint disease being listed as the most frequent problem affecting performance.
