AniMed Vitamin E & SEL & ZINC 2.5#

$ 18.44

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Based on 188 ratings

Value for money

9.24

Customer service

9.70

Delivery

9.66

Packaging

9.23

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Vitamin E from AniMed 5 lb)

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Questions & Answers

Vitamin E comes in what form? Are you looking for something natural or something artificial?

I didn't understand the difference between synthetic and natural until much later.

Is this a powdered or a paste-like substance?

It's a powder, in case you didn't notice. All you have to do is add to the feed.

What is the dose for a 1,000-pound horse, and how many units of Vitamin E and micrograms of selenium does one dose contain?

Feedings that are suggested: 1 tablespoon top-dressed or mixed with feed is given to each horse every day. br>Each tablespoon contains about 625IU of vitamin E and 1.25 g of fiber. Selenium in the amount of 4mg

Is this something I could use for my hens?

I don't see why not; I've used it with goats before. It contains vitamin E, selenium, and zinc, so see if any of those nutrients have a low margin of error in chickens.

Selected User Reviews For AniMed Vitamin E & SEL & ZINC 2.5#

HE'S NOW DOING WELL IN A DIFFERENT SETTING

3/5

MY VET SAID IT WAS NOT ENOUGH SELENIUM TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. FOR MY OLD GUY WHO IS SELENIUM DEFICIENT, WE HAD TO CHANGE TO A DIFFERENT PRODUCT. ON A DIFFERENT SUPPLEMENT, HE IS NOW SUCCESSFUL.

Kolton Warner

| Nov 14, 2021

I put an end to chewing on the wood

4/5

My mare began chewing on all the wood she could find in the pasture and barn. I started her on this, and she stopped eating my fence, barn, and trees within a week!.

Journey Stuart

| Mar 26, 2021

It's all good

5/5

This product does an excellent job, and I am very pleased with it. We had only recently relocated to the desert, so we were unprepared for the sand and blowing dirt. Horses transitioned from grass pastures to dirt and alfalfa hay blends. For a while, the change was an issue, but now that Selenium has been introduced, everything is fine.

Elian Gilbert

| Jun 09, 2021

Horses enjoy the taste, so if your horse refuses to eat it, it's a waste of money

5/5

This is devoured by both of my finicky mares. Selenium deficiency is very common in the Northeast. It makes me happy to know that my daughters aren't missing out on this important mineral.