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MG Control 1 kg

• Information
• Magnesium is one of the body's most important minerals. MG Control aids in the horse's muscle functions, nervous behavior, cramps, and muscle tremors. Horses that train or sweat a lot lose magnesium through sweat, increasing the need for magnesium.
  
  Supports your horse with:
  √ Relaxing effect for nervous or tense horses
  √ Muscle development, preventing cramps and tremors
  √ Improved blood circulation
  
  Why MG Control?
  MG Control is 100% pure Magnesium oxide with good bioavailability. If you notice your horse being nervous, skittish, or tense, you will notice a difference after feeding MG Control if magnesium deficiency is the cause of the behavior.
  
  
  
• Composition
• Ingredients
  100% Magnesium Oxide
  Free from fillers such as inulin, grass meal, wheat flour, and sugar. Low iron content.
  
  How much magnesium does the horse get from MG Control?
  0.5 tbsp = approximately 6 grams of powder -> provides the horse with 3.5 grams of magnesium
  1 tbsp = approximately 12 grams of powder -> provides the horse with 7 grams of magnesium
  
  How much magnesium does the horse need?
  The requirement for magnesium is 1.5-3 grams per 100 kg of body weight according to SLU. Horses that are in training or sweat a lot also lose magnesium through sweat, which can increase the need for magnesium.
  
  Does MG Control have a withdrawal period for competition?
  No, it is completely free from withdrawal periods.
  
  
  
• Dosage
• How do I dose MG Control?
  Pony: 0.5 tbsp
  Horse: 0.5 - 1 tbsp
  
  How long does MG Control last?
  1 kg - 140 days*
  *1 daily dose is calculated based on feeding 7 grams of powder/day = 0.5 tbsp
  
  How do I feed MG Control?
  Administer the product with a measuring spoon as indicated above. Mix it into the feed, preferably in hard feed or mash.
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  Tips!
  
  What else can I do for my tense and nervous horse?
  For tense and nervous horses, it's also recommended to ensure that the stomach is in good balance and functioning well. Reduce hard feed if possible and support with prebiotics if needed.
  
  Do laminitic horses need extra Magnesium?
  Research has shown that magnesium deficiency can be one of the causes of impaired glucose tolerance and insulin resistance in horses, which in turn may be related to laminitis-related issues, so extra Magnesium oxide can be beneficial in cases of laminitis risk or high sugar levels in the grass.