Ranvet Folactin Red

Vitamin & Mineral Supplement for Paddock & Stud Horses

Ranvet Folactin Red is a comprehensive daily vitamin and mineral supplement formulated to meet the nutritional requirements of paddocked and stud horses of all ages.

Designed for pregnant mares, lactating mares, stallions and foals, it provides minerals, vitamins and microelements commonly lacking or imbalanced in equine diets – an excellent foundation supplement for stud and breeding operations.

Supplied as a powder with a measuring spoon (one level measure = 30 g).

Supporting Strong, Healthy Development

Correct mineral nutrition is particularly important during pregnancy, lactation and early growth. Folactin Red supports the normal development and maintenance of:

• Bones and skeletal structure
• Tendons and ligaments
• Connective tissues
• Normal growth and development
• General health and wellbeing

Calcium & Phosphorus Balance

The balance of calcium and phosphorus in the total diet is critical. Folactin Red provides targeted minerals with co-factors – including vitamin A, vitamin D and folic acid – to support their normal absorption, utilisation and retention.

Ideal For

• Pregnant broodmares
• Lactating mares
• Stallions
• Foals and growing horses
• Paddocked and stud horses of all ages
• Pasture-based feeding programs

Key Benefits

• Formulated for stud and paddocked horses
• Provides essential minerals for normal bone development
• Supports steady skeletal growth in young horses
• Supports healthy bones, tendons and ligaments
• Provides vitamins A and D and folic acid
• Helps balance vitamin, mineral and trace element intake
• Easily mixed into the ration

Feeding Rate

Mix thoroughly through the feed, or mix the required amount with a small quantity of damp bran before adding to the feed. Where applicable, divide the daily amount between two feeds. Feed daily at the manufacturer's recommended rate for the horse's age, bodyweight and reproductive status.

Complete Support from Mare to Foal

Ranvet Folactin Red supports balanced mineral nutrition, healthy skeletal development and the increased demands of breeding and growth.

Consider the complete diet – pasture, forage, concentrates and other supplements – as excessive or incorrectly balanced mineral supplementation can be undesirable. Feed according to the manufacturer's directions, read the label, and consult your veterinarian, equine nutritionist or Ranvet if your horse is unwell, pregnant or on other treatment.