Vitamin E plays a supportive role at the cellular level in immune, cardiovascular, circulatory, and reproductive functions. In addition, vitamin E is important in maintaining the antioxidant status of the body.

Vitamin E is plentiful in green grass, but what about horses that don’t have access to pasture?

Horses that don’t have access to pasture, for whatever reason, may have a vitamin E deficiency. When such a deficiency is discovered, a vitamin E supplement may be necessary. Researchers have established that natural forms of vitamin E are absorbed faster than synthetic forms. (Pagan, J.D, E. Kane, and D. Nash. 2005. Form and source of tocopherol affects vitamin E status in Thoroughbred horses. Pferdheilkunde 21:101-102.)

Elevate W.S. provides a source of natural vitamin E that is more bioavailable than other vitamin E sources. Elevate W.S. is suitable for all classes and ages of horses.

When faced with possible vitamin E deficiencies, ask your veterinarian about Elevate W.S.

Available only through veterinarians.

Owners Alan and Anne Burton found themselves at an impasse. Their three-year-old Quarter Horse mare Invitation N Roses, known as Emma around the barn, was providing them with quite a conundrum.  Click here to find out how Elevate helped Emma.