Electrolyte
Gastric Support
Reduces inflammation
Reduces anxiety and nervousness
Increases circulation
Strengthens stomach and intestinal mucosa
Boosts the immune system
Clears sand and debris from the gut
Electrolytes play a vital role in helping maintain the proper osmotic balance of fluid in and around cells, and are necessary for normal muscle contraction and relaxation. Without proper electrolyte balance and hydration, horses are at risk of fatigue and muscle cramping.
The major electrolytes in equine sweat are sodium, chloride and potassium (with smaller amounts of calcium and magnesium). Unlike human sweat, which is comprised mostly of water, horse sweat is hypertonic, which means it contains more mineral salts than water.
Mineral rich pink Himalayan and red Hawaiian salt with banana supports healthy hydration and is designed to mimic the minerals lost in equine sweat. Maintaining a proper electrolyte balance helps maintain healthy cardiovascular and neurological function while also helping reduce oxidative stress.
Encourages horses to drink
Mimics minerals lost in equine sweat
All natural with no color dyes
Delicious banana taste horses love
Supports normal muscle contraction and relaxation
No dextrose, fillers or added sugar
Pink Himalayan Salt
Red Hawaiian Salt
Banana
Magnesium Oxide
Potassium Chloride
Calcium Carbonate
Pink Himalayan Salt
Red Hawaiian Salt
Banana
Magnesium Oxide
Potassium Chloride
Calcium Carbonate
Contains no prohibited substances
Drug screen by FEI recognized laboratory
Picky eater approved
Key Nutrients
25.65g (1 scoop)
1 Scoop Daily
+
Additional scoops as needed based on workload and climate
30 DAYS
Small Bag (1.7lbs)
120 DAYS
Large Bag (6.8lbs)
Calcium (min)
1.13%
Calcium (max)
1.14%
Salt (min)
55.97%
Salt (max)
60.97%
Sodium (min)
19.29%
Sodium (max)
24.29%
Chloride (min)
45.06%
Chloride (max)
50.06%
Potassium (min)
10.79%
Potassium (max)
15.79%
Magnesium (min)
0.93%
Magnesium (max)
0.94%
Salt, Potassium Chloride, Banana, Calcium Carbonate, Magnesium Oxide
Electrofresh should be mixed with feed. For horses in light or medium work in moderate temperatures or in light work in hot climates, feed 1 scoop daily. For horses in heavy training in moderate temperatures or moderate work in hot climates, feed two scoops daily. Horses in heavy training in hot climates should receive 3 scoops daily. For daily doses of more than 2 scoops, divide into AM and PM feedings. Fresh, clean water should always be available. To maximize freshness, store with bag closed in a cool dry place.
Comprehensive prohibited substance screen performed by LGC Science, Inc., an FEI recognized laboratory, and the laboratory that performed the FEI drug testing for the 2016 Rio Olympics. For more information visit the following sites:
Electrolyte Supplementation After Moderate-Intensity Exercise
Waller AP, Heigenhauser GJ, Geor RJ, Spriet LL, Lindinger MI. Fluid and electrolyte supplementation after prolonged moderate-intensity exercise enhances muscle glycogen resynthesis in Standardbred horses. J Appl Physiol 106: 91–100, 2009.
Metabolism of Water and Electrolytes
Coenen M, Meyer, H, Steinbrenner, B. Effects of NaCl supplementation before exercise on metabolism of water and electrolytes. Equine vet. J. Suppl. 18: 270-273, 1995.
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How does the consistency of Electrofresh compare to other electrolytes?
One of the things that distinguishes our company is that we tend to stay away from pellets and powder, instead focusing on whole food, forage based products because they are more effective and horses prefer them. Electrolytes by nature tend to be “powdery” but because ours is made from pink Himalayan and red Hawaiian salt it is much more crystallized and substantial than other electrolytes.
Why does my horse need electrolytes?
Electrolytes replenish minerals lost in equine sweat. Maintaining a proper electrolyte balance in your horse is necessary for nerve, muscle, and brain function.
Is salt different than electrolytes?
Yes. Salt is just sodium chloride. Electrolytes contain more than sodium chloride and are designed to mimic the minerals lost in equine sweat, which include sodium, chloride, potassium, calcium and magnesium.
Is it better to add the electrolyte to feed or water?
It’s definitely better to add the electrolyte to your horse’s feed so that fresh, clean water is always available. Some horses won’t drink water mixed with electrolytes and you don’t want to deter your horse from drinking.
Do you offer farm incentive programs?
Yes. For barns buying in bulk please email us at [email protected] to discuss eligibility and incentive structure.
Where do you ship from?
All orders ship from our warehouse in Wellington, FL.
Do you have sales or promo codes?
No. We do not have sales or promo codes because we offer the highest quality product at the lowest possible price year round.
Do you have sample sizes of the supplements?
No. The reason we do not have sample sizes is because the average time frame for seeing an improvement is generally 2-3 weeks so for people wanting to sample the products we suggest starting with the 30 day supply.
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