4CYTE Granules For Horses

4CYTE Equine Granules – Horse Supplement for healthy joints

4CYTE Equine is a revolutionary advancement for horses suffering from osteoarthritis.

Lameness due to joint injury and progressive disease is the most prevalent cause of deteriorating athletic function in performance horses and constitutes a large percentage of the equine practitioner's caseload.

Most joint conditions have the potential to lead to osteoarthritis (OA), which in turn has a poor prognosis for return to normal athletic function.

4CYTE Equine brings confidence to a new class of veterinary products.

When to use 4Cyte Equine:

• Supplement to address symptoms such as stiffness or a lack of willingness to perform e.g. jump, gallop or canter.
• Support for moderate to severe arthritis in conjunction with other pain treatments.
• Support for healing after a joint injury or operation.
• Preventatively to promote healthy joints in high performance horses.

4CYTE Equine:

• comes in convenient palatable raspberry flavoured granules
• is given once daily with food

• can be taken with other medications
• is not swabbable so can be taken prior to competition
• Palatable flavour
• Surgeon and veterinarian endorsed
• Has undergone in-vitro, in-vivo clinical studies
• NOT to be taken during pregnancy
• NOT to be given to animals with an allergy to seafood

Dosage

The following rates are recommended for a 600kg horse:

• Introduction - 1/4 scoop mixed with feed, slowly increase over the first 5 days.
• Maintenance - 1/2 scoop (10.5g) per day.
  • This ensures good levels of active ingredients accumulate in the affected joints in a shorter period of time.
  • After 4 weeks you can reduce the dose to the maintenance dose of 1/2 scoop daily.

For horses following surgery or with symptoms of poor joint function it is recommended in the first 4 weeks to feed 1 scoop (21g) per day.

If mixing with feed is not possible, crush the granules and blend with palatable binder such as molasses and administer orally.

Ingredients:

• Epiitalis
• Abalone
• New Zealand Green-Lipped Mussel
• Marine Cartilage