Pro Bono’s bioavailable form of Vitamin K, Vitamin D, collagen, calcium and phosphorus supports healthy bone and cartilage that is both strong and resilient, and benefits many categories of horses; young growing horses, those with limited access to fresh pasture, horses on stall rest, broodmares for fetal development, horses recovering from bone or soft tissue injury, and horses in heavy training.

Other bone supplements tend to focus on only Vitamin K and Vitamin D, or calcium. Pro Bono combines these ingredients in one formula with the addition of phosphorus and collagen, all of which are needed for bone remodeling, making Pro Bono a much more comprehensive supplement. 

WHAT'S INSIDE?
Vitamin K1, Alfalfa Extract, Almonds, Lithothamnion Calcareum, Kale, Hydrolyzed Collagen, Vitamin D3, Banana Extract, Chia Seed 

Pro Bono’s all natural, show safe, forage-based proprietary blend does it all:

1️⃣ Vitamin K helps increase bone mineralization and remodeling

2️⃣ Hydrolyzed collagen supports a healthy bone matrix

3️⃣ Vitamin D facilitates absorption of calcium

4️⃣ Red marine algae contains bioavailable calcium

5️⃣ Helps maintain optimal levels of bone density

6️⃣ Suitable for horses of all stages of training

Top Pro Bono FAQ's

1. What is the difference between Pro Bono and Arthroscope?
Arthroscope is designed to target all soft tissue including joints, ligaments and tendons. It contains the building blocks of joint health including MSM, glucosamine, hyaluronic acid and chondroitin. It also has potent anti-inflammatories such as ASU, boswellia and resveratrol. Pro Bono is designed to increase bone density and assist with bone remodeling. Horses without access to fresh grass are often deficient in Vitamin K. Together with Vitamin K, Vitamin D, and a highly absorbable form of calcium from red marine algae, Pro Bono helps increase calcium absorption. Both products compliment each other and are safe to be used together.

2. What kind of horses benefit from a bone supplement?
Pro Bono’s bioavailable form of Vitamin K, Vitamin D, collagen, calcium and phosphorus, supports healthy bone and cartilage that is both strong and resilient, and benefits many categories of horses; young growing horses, those with limited access to fresh pasture, horses on stall rest, broodmares for fetal development, horses recovering from bone or soft tissue injury, and horses in heavy training.

3. What kind of calcium is used in Pro Bono?
Pro Bono contains Lithothamnion, which is a marine derived calcium that comes from red algae. Its high calcium content and bioavailability helps inhibit bone mineral loss.  

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