Sugar-Free Apple Horse Electrolyte Powder with Sodium, Potassium, Calcium and Magnesium Options
Sugar-free apple horse electrolyte powder supplies sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium to replace minerals lost when horses sweat during exercise, travel, heat, cold, or other demanding conditions. The palatable powder can be mixed into a grain ration as directed, helping owners support fluid balance alongside unrestricted access to fresh water.
Choose five-pound, 7.5-pound, 20-pound, or four-pack five-pound options. The detailed five-pound tub provides a listed 40-day supply for horses across ages and workloads, including performance, endurance, trail, and senior horses. Introduce the powder according to the label, measure each serving accurately, and consult a veterinarian when a horse is ill, dehydrated, on medication, or has special dietary needs. Electrolytes do not replace water or urgent veterinary care.
Specifications
- Brand: Farnam
- Product: Apple Elite horse electrolyte powder
- Flavor: Apple
- Form: Powder
- Formula: Sugar-free as listed
- Minerals: Sodium chloride, potassium, calcium, and magnesium
- Size options: 5 lb, 7.5 lb, or 20 lb
- Pack option: Selected 4-pack of 5 lb tubs
- Detailed variant: 5 lb tub
- Detailed supply: 40 days as listed
- Dog guidance: Not applicable; formulated for horses
- Horse guidance: All ages and workloads as described
- Uses: Mineral replacement after sweat from exercise, weather, travel, or stress
- Administration: Mix with grain ration or feed as directed on label
- Fresh water: Provide unrestricted access
- Container weight: 5 pounds for detailed option
- Dimensions: Approximately 6 x 6 x 7.75 inches
- Model: 81110
- Safety: Measure accurately and consult a veterinarian for illness or special needs
Frequently Asked Questions
Which minerals are included?
Farnam Apple Elite supplies sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium as listed.
How long does the five-pound tub last?
The detailed five-pound option is labeled as a 40-day supply.
When can horse electrolytes be useful?
They are described for mineral replacement after sweating from exercise, travel, hot or cold weather, or other demanding conditions.
Do electrolytes replace drinking water?
No. Always provide unrestricted fresh water and seek veterinary care for illness or dehydration.