Hygain Regain

Formulated for horses to replace body salts lost during exercise, hot climatic conditions and as an aid in the treatment of dehydration, hypochloraemia and alkalosis.

  • 215g/kg Sodium
  • 468.5g/kg Chloride
  • 152g/kg Potassium
  • 17.25g/kg Magnesium

Available in 2kg, 5kg & 20kg

Ingredients

Sodium and Chloride: Common salt (NaCl), which is composed of two ions, sodium (Na+) and chloride (Cl-). They are the major electrolytes of the body.

Potassium: One of potassium’s major roles is to maintain and ensure correct cellular osmotic pressure which affects the sensitivity of nerves and muscles to impulses. Horses suffering from a lack of potassium are prone to fatigue, muscle weakness, exercise intolerance, tying-up and decreased water intake.

Magnesium: Magnesium plays a critical role as a co-factor in over 300 enzymatic reactions within the body. Magnesium is also required for muscle function and is essential for DNA to send messages to the cells.

Calcium: Deficiencies of calcium in its ionic form may lead to muscle weakness and conditions such as tying-up and ‘thumps’

HYGAIN® REGAIN® is suitable for all climates and conditions and levels of equine sports and disciplines.

Pre race use of HYGAIN® REGAIN® will not contravene the rules of racing which prohibit the use of sodium bicarbonate or other alkalinaising agents prior to a race.

Dosage rates should be adjusted to meet requirements. It is preferable to feed daily requirements of REGAIN® over several feeds during the day. REGAIN® should be used in conjunction with a loose salt in the feed or a salt block. As a saline drench mix 60g of REGAIN® in 5 litres of water to treat dehydration and alkalosis.

Daily Dosage

Maintenance/Light Work
30g per day
Moderate/Heavy Work
60g per day
Intense Work/ Heavy Sweat Loss
90g per day

Why use Regain?

When horse’s sweat they lose significant amounts of the electrolytes, sodium, chloride, potassium, magnesium and calcium. Excessive electrolyte depletion can cause muscle fatigue, muscle damage and dehydration resulting in poor performance and conditions such as hyponatremia, hypochloraemia, and alkalosis.

 

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