Prothepar CB 1 L · B complex supplement for horses

What is Prothepar CB and what is it used for?

Prothepar CB is a nutritional supplement for horses formulated with B vitamins , minerals, methionine , and choline . It is designed to supplement the animal's diet when an extra supply of these nutrients is needed.

B vitamins are involved in energy metabolism and the nervous system; choline and methionine play a role in fat metabolism and liver function. Their use should be adjusted to the diet and needs of each horse, with the support of a veterinarian.

Composition:

• B vitamins
• Minerals (quantities not indicated in the product data)
• Methionine
• Choline

Indications of use

• Supplement to the horse's diet with B vitamins and minerals.
• Nutritional support in horses with increased needs, according to veterinary assessment.

Instructions for use and dosage

Administer according to the dosage indicated in the package leaflet or as directed by the veterinarian, based on the horse's weight and diet. Refer to the package leaflet for instructions on administration and treatment duration.

Precautions and contraindications

• Do not exceed the recommended dose.
• Adjust the contribution to the overall diet: it does not replace forage or a complete nutritional program.
• Consult your veterinarian if you are pregnant, lactating, or have liver or kidney disease.
• Store in a cool, dry place, out of reach of children.

Presentation

1 liter container of Prothepar CB, B complex vitamin supplement for horses.

Frequently Asked Questions about Prothepar CB

What is Prothepar CB used for?

It is a nutritional support supplement with B complex, minerals, methionine and choline, designed for horses with increased needs.

Can I take it along with other vitamin supplements?

Consult with your veterinarian or nutritionist to avoid providing excessive amounts of certain nutrients.

How long can I give it?

The duration is determined by the veterinarian based on the horse's response and needs.

Does it replace feed or forage?

No. It's a supplement; the basis of the diet remains the appropriate forage and feed.