Lysine is an essential amino acid that has a role in normal protein synthesis. It is important for maintaining healthy skin and joints in your horse by forming strong collagen bonds. Lysine is the most commonly deficient amino acid in the equine diet. Lysine is an amino acid that when hydroxylated by Vitamin C, is extremely important in the structure of cartilage tissue and protein synthesis.

• Essential amino acid
• Has a role in protein synthesis

Introduce gradually into diet over a two week period. 
Add to feed, split into two feeds (morning and night) where possible. 
Always provide access to clean water.

1 scoop = 20 g

Growth (to 6 months):
Morning feed: 3/4 x scoop (15g)
Night feed: 3/4 x scoop (15g)

Yearling in training: 
Morning feed: 1 + 1/4 x scoop (25g)
Night feed: 1 + 1/4 x scoop (25g)

Mature* (maintenance): 
Morning feed: 1/2 x scoop (10g)
Night feed: 1/2 x scoop (10g)

Mature* (in work): 
Morning feed: 1 + 1/4 x scoop (25g)
Night feed: 1 + 1/4 x scoop (25g)

*Mature recommended rate based on a 500 kg horse.