High Cal decreases cell permeability and reduces nerve irritability. Calcium is also necessary for osmoregulation, muscle contractions, blood coagulation. During gestation and lactation a mare's requirement for calcium rises significantly. A deficiency can cause skeletal problems in the mare and/or foal. A deficiency of calcium can cause vision impairment from cataract formation and widespread hemorrhage.  It can also cause severely impaired bone growth. High Cal can be used when a high grain ration or low calcium hay is fed or during gestation and lactation.

Ingredients:

Oyster shell flour, Dehydrated alfalfa, Ground corn, Magnesium oxide, Bran, Thiamine, Riboflavin, Niacin, Pyrodoxine hydrochloride, Vitamin B12 supplement, Folic acid, Biotin.

Daily Feeding Instructions:

Begin with 1 oz. per day. Increase by 1 oz. every 3-5 days until horse does not finish all High Cal mineral.

Vitamin and Mineral Requirements for Horses

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