Ranvet Potassium Plus

Liquid Potassium & Electrolyte Supplement

Ranvet Potassium Plus is a concentrated potassium supplement formulated to support peak muscle function, hydration and electrolyte balance in performance horses.

Designed for hardworking, endurance and stressed horses, it provides highly bioavailable potassium together with magnesium, zinc and antioxidant vitamin E.

Supplied as a liquid that can be given over the tongue or added to dry feed.

Why Potassium Matters

Potassium is the primary electrolyte found within body cells. It works closely with sodium to maintain normal cellular fluid balance and electrical activity, supporting nerve signalling and muscle contraction. Because potassium is lost through sweat and urine, horses in intense work – particularly in hot climates – need adequate potassium and other electrolytes. Insufficient intake can contribute to reduced performance, fatigue and disturbed muscle function.

Ideal For

• Performance horses and racehorses
• Horses in strenuous training
• Heavy sweaters
• Endurance horses
• Horses working in hot and humid conditions
• Supporting electrolyte intake during stress

Key Benefits

• Highly bioavailable potassium
• Supports normal muscle and nerve function
• Helps maintain body fluid and electrolyte balance
• Helps meet potassium needs from sweating and strenuous exercise
• Vitamin E antioxidant support
• Concentrated magnesium and zinc
• Supports normal bone and cartilage health

Directions

Administer orally over the tongue or add the liquid to dry feed.

• Routine use: 30 mL daily
• Racehorses in training: 45 mL twice daily

May be used as part of an electrolyte program alongside products such as Ranvet Salkavite and Ranvet Neutrolene, according to manufacturer recommendations.

Complete Electrolyte Support

Ranvet Potassium Plus supplies concentrated potassium and supporting nutrients to help hardworking and heavy-sweating horses maintain hydration, muscle function and performance.

Always provide access to clean, fresh water and balance electrolyte supplementation with the overall diet. Horses showing dehydration, tying-up, weakness or electrolyte imbalance should be assessed by a veterinarian. Read the label before use.