Stride MP 60 x 20 g

Stride MP 60 x 20g is recommended to use after a complete course of Stride (or a similar product). If the nutrients for cartilage synthesis are not available in the amounts required, it loses its ability to replenish itself. The proportions of the key nutrients Glucosamine, Chondroitin and MSM in Stride MP have been adapted to provide a nutritional Maintenance Programme for healthy cartilage.

Composition

A sachet Stride MP of 20g contains Lactose, Methyl Sulfonyl Methane 3 300 mg, Glucosamine HCL 6 250 mg, chondroitin Sulphate 125 mg.

Instructions

Stride MP 60 x 20g should be added to the normal feed ration. After having completed a 60-120 day feeding programme using Stride, feed one 20g sachet of Stride MP per day for long term maintenance.

Instructions for use

TRM STRIDE MP Performance horses: Having completed a 60-120 day feeding programme using STRIDE or another joint supplement at recommended feeding level feed one 20g sachet of STRIDE MP per day for long term maintenance. Young horses: Feed one 20g sachet per day.

Animal health must be considered foremost. In a drought feeding situation, if supplementary feeding is determined to be necessary through feed budgeting, but is not possible due to financial or labour constraints, livestock should be sold or agistment options sought when stock begin to fall below a condition score of 2.

Where supplementary feeding is being undertaken to achieve a particular production objective, the nutritional requirements of the animal as a ruminant must be considered and an appropriate ration devised accordingly.

To maintain good rumen function and assist good animal health, supplementary feeding should satisfy the animals need for protein, energy, roughage and minerals. Where supplementary feeding is being used to achieve particular production objectives, such as extra weight gain, care must be taken to ensure the provision of a balanced diet that is economically feasible. A high energy diet based on grain may require the addition of roughage, such as hay, to ensure good rumen function.