Kohnke's Muscle XL

Protein & Amino Acid Muscle Supplement

Kohnke's Own Muscle XL is a concentrated protein and amino acid supplement formulated to support top-line development, lean muscle, strength, tone and post-exercise recovery in horses.

Designed for horses struggling to build top-line despite consistent training, horses rebuilding muscle after a spell, rest or injury, and young horses in sale preparation.

Provides targeted muscle nutrition without relying on high-energy ingredients that may contribute to hot or fizzy behaviour.

Building Top-Line from the Inside Out

Muscle is largely made of protein, composed of amino acids. Protein quality and amino acid balance matter as much as quantity, and essential amino acids must come from the diet. Muscle XL supports muscle protein synthesis, lean muscle development, maintenance, tissue repair and recovery.

Returning to Work

Horses lose muscle during spelling or box rest. Muscle XL can support a carefully managed return-to-work or rehabilitation program, following veterinary advice where required.

Nutrition + Correct Exercise

Supplementation alone cannot build a correct top-line. Combine Muscle XL with progressive exercise for the core, back and hindquarters, plus correct saddle fit, soundness, dental care, adequate energy and good-quality forage.

Ideal For

• Horses lacking top-line
• Performance horses
• Young horses and sale preparation
• Horses returning from a spell
• Rehabilitation programs
• Horses sensitive to high-energy diets

Key Benefits

• Supports top-line and lean muscle development
• Supports muscle strength and tone
• Concentrated high-quality protein and amino acids
• Supports muscle repair and recovery after exercise
• Builds condition without fizz
• Suitable for all ages and training levels

Directions

Feed according to the current Kohnke's Own directions on the label. If unsure, consult your veterinarian or Kohnke's Own.

Complete Muscle Support

Muscle XL provides the building blocks for a stronger, fuller top-line and better recovery without the fizz.

Unexplained muscle loss or poor top-line despite good nutrition and training may reflect dental problems, parasites, pain, poor saddle fit, gastrointestinal or metabolic conditions – horses with significant muscle wastage, weakness or poor recovery should be assessed by a veterinarian.