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Lincoln Synthetic Saddle Cleaner - Easy to use deep cleaning action for synthetic saddles. Formula includes bacteriostats.
500ml spray
Contains Tea Tree oil in an easy to apply cream. Creates a barrier against bacteria found in mud and wet conditions.
Moisturises dry cracked skin and optimises natural healing of minor cuts and scratches.
Sizes: 500g
Lincoln Turmeric Gold
100 Days Supply
Contains curcumin and other bioactive compounds for improved health and wellbeing. Rich in antioxidants. Naturally healthy. Contains black pepper for increased bioavailability. Good for flexibility, maintaining joint health and overall intestinal health.
Size: 1KG
Linseed Oil
Linseed Oil is Easy to Digest
Linseed oil is a more beneficial source of energy than cereal feeds as it is easier to digest and so less likely to cause gut disturbance. ... Oil is also a great option for horses which are prone to laminitis, tying-up, colic, Sweet-Itch and other skin conditions.
Summit - Littlix Salt Blocks - 2.5Kg
Features & Benefits:
Convenient smaller blocks
Ideal for cattle, deer, horses, sheep and goats
Suitable for high country sheep farming to avoid smothering
Trace minerals for animal health
Dose Rates - Littlix Block 2.5kg
Cattle/Deer/Horse: 1 block per stock unit
Sheep/Goat: 1 block per 10 stock units
Content – Active Elemental Loading:
Sodium Chloride 89.2%
Iodine 94 mg/kg
Sodium 34.8%
Iron 89 mg/kg
Calcium 2.79%
Cobalt 65 mg/kg
Copper 1250 mg/kg
Selenium 3 mg/kg
Zinc 580 mg/kg
Why Salt Blocks?
Animals have sought salt since the beginning of time, gathering at salt licks to satisfy their need for salt. Many New Zealand soils and pastures are naturally low in available sodium, and the use of certain fertilisers, such as Potash, may accelerate the leaching process.
Sodium deficiencies are manifested as abnormal licking or chewing of wood, soil and sweat of other animals and may be accompanied by a decline in growth rates and/or milk production.
Common Salt (sodium chloride) is an essential constituent of animal diet. Because many New Zealand pastures are deficient in sodium some form of supplementation is often necessary. For instance, lactating cows need a daily minimum of 20gms of sodium chloride, dry cattle a minimum of 10gms and sheep a minimum of 2gms.
Sodium is routinely expelled from the body in milk, urine, faeces, sweat and saliva. Sodium should be available to farm animals every day and because of this, is a convenient carrier of other minerals.
Salt may be one of the most cost effective methods of increasing production.
Sodium in some form should be available at all times all year round
Dairy cows’ salt requirements significantly increase when lactating, as large amounts of sodium are excreted in milk
Young animals in rapid growth need sodium for new tissue formation
When sodium is deficient, appetite is suppressed
Trials prove Summit® Salt Blocks last nearly 4 times longer than loose rock salt and require twice as much rainfall before broken down by the elements.
Compact 20kg Summit® Salt Blocks are easy to stack, handle and dispense.
Elements:
New Zealand dairy cows grazing pasture are most susceptible to deficiencies of cobalt, copper, iodine, and selenium.
Zinc supplementation is also important for immunity and hoof health.
Trace mineral deficiencies may induce problems such as abortions, retained placentas, mastitis, and infertility.
Summit Salt – No.1 Choice Throughout New Zealand.
Livamol
See the difference within 14 days. For yearling preparation, show or stud stock or whenever horses need to look their best, LIVAMOL® is the secret ingredient. LIVAMOL® contains a proven formula of oils and oilseed meals, all selected for their ability to improve skin and coat condition. A new richness of colour and sheen in the coat is produced in 14 days or less, generally matched by a brighter, more alert attitude. 'Cool' energy and good health is a promise LIVAMOL® can easily fulfil. Prime protein meals, blended with dried molasses and (cool) energy sources have been balanced with trace minerals and essential vitamins to produce a concentrated and nutritious feed additive. An ideal way to provide the energy and protein horses need without the fizziness of grains. LIVAMOL® is highly palatable, helps stimulate appetite and can be added to all feed rations LIVAMOL® keeps them looking good and feeling good. Now in a range of zip seal and press seal bags. A formulated blend of high oil proteins, vitamins and minerals to improve coat condition and enhance overall appearance and attitude of horses. Contains iron, manganese, iodine, zinc, copper, cobalt and vitamins A, D, B1, B2, B6 and B12.
Colour brightener & whitener for all animals
- Heightens colours, bringing a real richness to dark colours, while whitening any markings.
- Formulated to shift stubborn stains and dirt from coat, mane and tail of animals of any colours
- Brightens dark colours and ‘whitens’ whites and greys
- Fast acting, it dries to a glistening finish after the first wash
- Will not stain those white areas if you leave it in a bit too long
- Suitable for horses, foals, cattle, calves, goats, kids, lambs, poultry and dogs
In the preparation of show animals, LIVAMOL has been the outstanding supplement for improving coat condition for more than 50 years – and the first step when superior grooming is required.
LIVAMOL® BLU – especially formulated to shift stubborn stains and dirt from coat, mane and tail of animals of any colours. Its effectiveness is quickly visible by brightening darker colours and ‘whitening’ whites and greys. Fast acting, it dries to a glistening finish after the first wash.
LIVAMOL® GLO – helps to protect the coat and repel dirt and dust, whilst adding a brilliant, lasting final finish. It is very effective on all coat colours including white and black. Ideal for keeping manes and tails manageable, tangle-free and glistening.
- Formulated to produce a brilliant gleaming, long lasting final finish
- Very effective on all coat colours including white and black
- Ideal for keeping manes and tails manageable, tangle-free and glistening
- Helps to protect the coat and repel dirt and dust
- Suitable for horses, foals, cattle, calves, goats, kids, lambs, poultry and dogs
In the preparation of show animals, LIVAMOL has been the outstanding supplement for improving coat condition for more than 50 years – and the first step when superior grooming is required.
LIVAMOL® BLU – especially formulated to shift stubborn stains and dirt from coat, mane and tail of animals of any colours. Its effectiveness is quickly visible by brightening darker colours and ‘whitening’ whites and greys. Fast acting, it dries to a glistening finish after the first wash.
LIVAMOL® GLO – helps to protect the coat and repel dirt and dust, whilst adding a brilliant, lasting final finish. It is very effective on all coat colours including white and black. Ideal for keeping manes and tails manageable, tangle-free and glistening.
Living World Small Animal Water Bottle 946ml
The Living World Water Bottles are designed with a drip-proof, stainless steel spout and made of durable clear plastic making it easy to monitor water levels.
The water bottles attach easily to the outside of the cage with the wire holder and are easy to clean.
Love'Em Liver Puppy Rewards
Specifically crafted for the newest member of your family, the Love'em Puppy Rewards Dog Treats come in small sizes ideal for little mouths and tummies.
Your puppy will love the taste of quality Australian meat with added calcium to support healthy bone development.
Made from carefully selected natural ingredients, these dog treats are formulated without artificial colours, flavours and preservatives, making it a great choice for your growing dog.
Training time is sure to be a breeze with these tasty little snacks. Use them as a reward when you teach your puppy a new trick, such as sit or shake.
Lysine-T
Vetpro Lysine-T is an amino acid supplement which contains the essential amino acids Lysine and Threonine. Scientific research has shown that young horses show improved growth, and older horses can show improved muscle mass, plus horses in work (particularly low carbohydrate/high fat/low forage diets) benefit from Lysine and Threonine supplementation.
In summary where to use Vetpro Lysine-T:
- In the young growing horse to maximise growth rates.
- In the active horse used for moderate to heavy work.
- In horses where the increase of protein may result in the horse blowing, overheating and producing high ammonia in the urine.
- In the older horse to maintain its muscle mass, where increasing protein in the diet is often not appropriate due to digestibility being difficult in the aged horse.
Helps to level out blood magnesium levels resulting in a more calm and settled horse.
Ingredients: Chelated Magnesium (Mg 6%)
Suggested Dose:
Adult Horses (500kg) 8g per day
Ponies (250kg) 4g per day
Contents: 500g
Magnesium is essential for brain and nerve function. It is also vital for hair and horn growth. Many pastures are deficient in magnesium so supplementation is often necessary. Magnesium oxide provides a readily absorbable source of magnesium that can also help neutralise excess stomach acid.
Magnesium supplementation is often used to help calm horses who suffer from anxiety and nervousness. It is also thought to be helpful for horses with poor quality hoof growth and is often recommended for horses exhibiting low-grade foot pain due to poor metabolic function.
Magnesium Oxide is about 50% absorbable, depending on the relative levels of Calcium also present. The advantage of magnesium oxide is that the body will not absorb it if there is no deficiency, so it is difficult to overdose a horse using this source.
Dose Rate:
The normal blood level for Magnesium in horses is 2.2-2.7mg/dl, according to National Research Council in 2007 (NRC), serum magnesium values below 1.6mg/dl are defined as hypomagnesaemia. According to NRC, an intake of 20mg of Magnesium per kilogram of bodyweight per day is necessary to maintain normal blood serum levels. Thus, for a 500kg horse in light to moderate exercise, an intake of 10g per day is necessary to maintain blood levels.
Magnesium is essential for brain and nerve function. It is also vital for hair and horn growth. Many pastures are deficient in magnesium so supplementation is often necessary. Magnesium oxide provides a readily absorbable source of magnesium that can also help neutralise excess stomach acid.
Magnesium supplementation is often used to help calm horses who suffer from anxiety and nervousness. It is also thought to be helpful for horses with poor quality hoof growth and is often recommended for horses exhibiting low-grade foot pain due to poor metabolic function.
Magnesium Oxide is about 50% absorbable, depending on the relative levels of Calcium also present. The advantage of magnesium oxide is that the body will not absorb it if there is no deficiency, so it is difficult to overdose a horse using this source.
Dose Rate:
The normal blood level for Magnesium in horses is 2.2-2.7mg/dl, according to National Research Council in 2007 (NRC), serum magnesium values below 1.6mg/dl are defined as hypomagnesaemia. According to NRC, an intake of 20mg of Magnesium per kilogram of bodyweight per day is necessary to maintain normal blood serum levels. Thus, for a 500kg horse in light to moderate exercise, an intake of 10g per day is necessary to maintain blood levels.
Magnesium is essential for brain and nerve function. It is also vital for hair and horn growth. Many pastures are deficient in magnesium so supplementation is often necessary. Magnesium oxide provides a readily absorbable source of magnesium that can also help neutralise excess stomach acid.
Magnesium supplementation is often used to help calm horses who suffer from anxiety and nervousness. It is also thought to be helpful for horses with poor quality hoof growth and is often recommended for horses exhibiting low-grade foot pain due to poor metabolic function.
Magnesium Oxide is about 50% absorbable, depending on the relative levels of Calcium also present. The advantage of magnesium oxide is that the body will not absorb it if there is no deficiency, so it is difficult to overdose a horse using this source.
Dose Rate:
The normal blood level for Magnesium in horses is 2.2-2.7mg/dl, according to National Research Council in 2007 (NRC), serum magnesium values below 1.6mg/dl are defined as hypomagnesaemia. According to NRC, an intake of 20mg of Magnesium per kilogram of bodyweight per day is necessary to maintain normal blood serum levels. Thus, for a 500kg horse in light to moderate exercise, an intake of 10g per day is necessary to maintain blood levels.