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Equitop Myoplast: Amino Acid Muscle Supplement for Horses | Emmers Equestrian
Building a strong, well-muscled horse takes good work, good feeding, and the right support. Equitop Myoplast from Boehringer Ingelheim gives you an easy way to add that support to the daily feed. According to the manufacturer, this spirulina-based granule provides 18 amino acids, including essential amino acids, in a palatable form most horses eat readily.
Why riders choose Equitop Myoplast
- For horses in training: a muscle supplement for horses in intensive work, young horses that are still growing, and horses in rehabilitation.
- Simple to use: one scoop (25 g) in the daily feed for horses up to 500 kg, two scoops (50 g) for larger horses, according to the manufacturer.
- Good value: the 1.5 kg pack gives 60 scoops, which is two months of feeding at one scoop a day and enough for the recommended minimum of four weeks.
- Trusted brand: Equitop is a well-known name in horse supplements.
Follow the instructions on your pack. A supplement adds to a balanced diet and does not replace veterinary advice.
If your horse is not developing muscle as expected, ask your vet and consider our saddle fitting service. To build a complete program, see our muscle supplements and joint and tendon supplements.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Equitop Myoplast designed for?
According to the manufacturer, it provides amino acids to support muscle in horses in training, young horses and horses in rehabilitation. It is a feed supplement and not a treatment.
How do I feed Equitop Myoplast?
Mix it into the daily feed: about 25 g (one scoop) for horses up to 500 kg and about 50 g (two scoops) for larger horses, fed for at least four weeks, according to the manufacturer. Follow the instructions on your pack.
What should I check before feeding it?
The ingredients include sugars, so ask your vet if your horse is on a restricted-sugar diet or has a metabolic condition. Retailers also note that horses with an intolerance to algae may not suit it.
If you compete, check the full ingredient list against the current FEI list and your federation's rules.