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                         Kelp Products Of Florida, inc.

 The chief source of nutrients in Kelp for horses is the Norwegian Kelp
(Ascophyllum Nodosum.) This high quality Kelp is one of Nature’s richest sources of vitamins, minerals and amino acids. It contains over 12 vitamins, 60 major and trace minerals and 20 key amino acids. All naturally balanced nutrients which give your horse what they need most: reliable fortification. Norwegian Kelp helps to reduce  stress,  improve  the  general health, digestion, condition of skin, pigmentation, improves condition of hooves and gives your horse a nice, shiny coat. Great for show horses!
Many of the trace minerals contained in  Norwegian  Kelp  act as building blocks of a wide range of enzymes, which maintain the proper functioning of all the body’s vital systems. This enzymatic action of Norwegian Kelp helps to extract the maximum nourishment from the feed and to digest them completely. Horses on Norwegian Kelp  tend  to  eat  less  grain   and roughage because they need less when their feed is fully utilized through the digestive action of Norwegian Kelp. This saves you money on your feed bill.

The minerals in Norwegian Kelp are present in a NATURALLY ORGANIC chelated form, which makes them more readily available for digestion and assimilation. Chelated minerals maintain the required mineral balance during stress, heavy activity and prevent unnecessary deficiencies. Pregnant or lactating mares will have healthier offspring with less health problems.
It is well known that the animal’s body can tolerate higher concentrations of “organic” minerals and vitamins than “inorganic”. The fact that low concentrations of “organic” elements are just as effective as high concentrations of “inorganic” elements means that the animal’s needs can be satisfied with Norwegian  Kelp without the danger of poisoning or of making other elements unavailable.
Norwegian Kelp  is  safe  and  effective for pregnant and lactating mares at the recommended feeding levels. Do not exceed recommended dosage.

FEEDING INSTRUCTION FOR BEST RESULTS: Introduce Norwegian Kelp gradually, using 1 tsp. the 1st week, 2 tsp. the 2nd week, and so on. Sprinkle Granular Norwegian Kelp evenly into feed. If using all-dry feed, then you should mix the Kelp with  sugar water so Kelp will adhere to food. Water activates the Kelp so it must be consumed with 24 hours.

MATURE HORSES, MAINTENANCE:
Mix 1 Ounce ( 2 table spoons) (28 g) in daily ration Use provided green scoop
SHOW, PERFORMANCE AND RACING: Mix 1 Ounce (28 g) in daily
ration
PREGNANT OR LACTATING MARES: Mix 1 Ounce (28 g) in daily ration
STUDS: Mix 1 Ounce (28 g) in daily ration
COLTS AND PONIES: Mix 1/2 Ounce (14 g) in daily ration
STORAGE: Keep container tightly sealed and away from moisture and heat. At least two years shelf life if keep out of extreme heat and cold, and away from moisture.
A satisfied user says;

Dear Kelp Product Of Florida,

The  difference  that  your  kelp  has made in our horses is almost magical! After putting our horses on kelp, we found that their overall condition improved noticeably, although it had not appeared to need any improvement at all. Their energy level  increased  dramatically, but without getting them the least bit  “hot” as  other products my friends  and  I  have  used. They  had  more “go” without losing their manners.  We  have one horse whose hoof  wall  in  front  are  prone  to  cracking.  The  problem  began  to correct itself  after  feeding  the  kelp  for  three weeks  or  so,  long  before  the  hoof  had  grown  out. This was in the absence of special treatments, dressings, shoeing, etc. Apparently this horse was missing  something he needing to synthesize growth of hoof wall, and the kelp corrected it.

Thank you so much!
H. Mackenzie   Mass
                                                                    “Norwegian Kelp Granular”