All-Phase is a combination of essential amino acids, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants including natural vitamin E, protein, and yeast metabolite in a convenient low-intake, low-calorie pellet.

Organic minerals have been shown by research to increase bone mineralisation, immune responses, coat quality, and hoof growth and quality.

Designed as a potent source of essential nutrients, All-Phase can be used to balance diets of roughage, pasture, grain or those on restricted-calorie diets. All-Phase provides essential nutrition to assist in optimal growth, performance, general health and well-being.

Why use All-Phase?

• Organic minerals have been shown by research to increase bone mineralisation, immune responses, coat quality, hoof growth and quality
 
• All-Phase contains a yeast metabolite postbiotic to enhance the horse’s gut microbiome and promote digestive health and immunity
 
• Designed as a concentrated source of essential nutrients, All-Phase can be used to balance diets of roughage, pasture, grain, or those on restricted-calorie diets
 
• All-Phase provides essential nutrition to assist in optimal growth, performance, general health and well-being

When to use All-Phase

• Designed as an everyday fully fortified balancer for performance, breeding, growing and spelling horses to provide a source of essential nutrients to balance the diet
 
• Supplementation of forage-only, home-mixed rations or when premixed feeds are fed below the recommended feeding rates
 
• May be used as a supplement for horses prone to laminitis or with developmental orthopaedic disease (DOD)
 
• Provides nutrients needed to ensure optimum growth in young horses, and to assist in maximising fertility in breeding stock

Recent studies have shown that certain organic or chelated minerals provide many advantages to the horse. These advantages include a higher rate of absorption and biological availability, which can lead to benefits such as promotion of hoof wall growth, and increases in immune response and bone mineralisation.

A recent study was conducted on yearlings at the Hidaka Training and Research Centre of the Japan Racing Association. The study compared two groups of Thoroughbreds; one group was provided with organic minerals (zinc, copper and manganese) in their diet, and the other was provided with the same levels of inorganic minerals. Researchers measured differences in bone formation and resorption markers and radiographic bone density images (RBAE) with interesting findings.

At the conclusion of the 180 day study it was found that providing organic trace minerals to the diet had the effect of promoting bone formation and significantly increasing bone mineral content in young horses. All Phase contains the same form and level of organic minerals that were used in this study.