Calcium Carbonate

Calcium Supplement

Calcium Carbonate is a premium dietary calcium supplement for horses requiring additional calcium as part of a balanced diet, supporting healthy bones, muscles and overall mineral balance.

Designed for growing horses, breeding stock, performance horses and horses on diets that need calcium balancing, it is easy to mix into the daily feed.

Why Calcium Is Important

Calcium is one of the horse's essential major minerals. It is essential for:

• Strong bones and teeth
• Normal muscle contraction and relaxation
• Healthy nerve transmission
• Normal heart function
• Maintaining appropriate mineral balance throughout the body

Because calcium works closely with phosphorus and magnesium, maintaining the correct balance of these minerals is an important part of formulating an optimal diet.

Supporting a Balanced Diet

Some pasture, hay and grain-based diets may not provide enough calcium for horses with increased demands. Calcium Carbonate can help meet requirements during:

• Growth and development
• Training and competition
• Pregnancy and lactation
• Diet balancing programs
• Times of increased nutritional demand

Ideal For

• Performance horses
• Growing horses
• Breeding horses
• Working horses
• Diet balancing
• Horses requiring additional calcium

Key Benefits

• Premium source of calcium
• Supports healthy bone development and maintenance
• Supports normal muscle function
• Supports healthy nerve function
• Contributes to normal heart function
• Helps balance diets low in calcium
• Easy to mix into the daily feed

Directions

Feed according to your horse's bodyweight, diet and nutritional requirements, or as recommended by an equine nutritionist or veterinarian. Supplementation should be based on the horse's total dietary intake, including pasture, hay, concentrates and other supplements.

Complete Mineral Support

Calcium Carbonate provides a simple, premium calcium source to help balance the diet and support bones, muscles and nerves.

Excessive calcium can interfere with the balance and absorption of other minerals, particularly phosphorus, magnesium, zinc and copper. If your horse has ongoing muscle problems, poor growth, bone issues or suspected mineral deficiencies, seek advice from a veterinarian or qualified equine nutritionist before supplementing.