Elevate

Support your horse's health with Elevate from Kentucky Performance Products, a natural vitamin E supplement designed to maintain optimal muscle, nerve, and immune function. Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that limits the damage caused by everyday oxidative stress. Elevate provides a highly bioavailable source of natural vitamin E, ensuring efficient absorption and utilization. Ideal for horses on diets rich in processed grains and stored forages, this supplement helps bridge nutritional gaps. Incorporate Elevate into your horse's daily regimen to promote overall vitality and performance.

Features:

• Provides a highly bioavailable source of natural vitamin E for optimal absorption in horses
• Supports muscle, nerve, and immune function to maintain overall equine health and performance
• Helps counteract oxidative stress caused by exercise, aging, and environmental factors in horses

Vitamin E - 1,000IU (per serving)

How much Elevate Maintenance Powder should I feed my horse?
One scoop (about 7 g) delivers 1,000 IU of natural vitamin E. For general maintenance, owners typically feed 1–2 scoops per day, mixed into the feed, adjusting upward based on activity level, life stage, or specific dietary needs, according to label directions. Always follow the product label for the appropriate amount.

Can Elevate Maintenance Powder be used long-term?
Yes. Many horse owners use Elevate Maintenance Powder as a daily part of feeding to help maintain adequate vitamin E levels over time, especially for horses without consistent access to fresh pasture.

How long will a container of Elevate Maintenance Powder last?
The number of days a container lasts depends on how many scoops you feed per day. A 2-lb container typically supplies about 130 scoops, which can last roughly 65–130 days for maintenance feeding (1–2 scoops per day).

What does “IU” mean in vitamin E supplements like Elevate Maintenance Powder?
IU stands for International Unit. It is a standard way to measure the activity level of certain vitamins, including vitamin E, rather than just weight. For vitamin E, IU reflects how much biological activity the ingredient provides. This helps ensure consistent labeling so horse owners can compare products and feed the intended amount.

How do I know how many IUs of vitamin E my horse needs?
The number of IUs your horse may need depends on factors like age, workload, diet, and access to fresh pasture. Horses grazing green pasture often receive more natural vitamin E, while those on hay-only diets may require additional support. Review the feeding directions on your supplement label and consider your horse’s overall ration. For personalized guidance, consult a qualified equine nutrition professional to help determine an appropriate daily IU level.