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MSM
for Horses
Available in 1-lb, 10-lb
and 15-kg (33-lb) containers
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MSM for Horses
Veterinary interest in MSM has increased over recent years.
However, MSM has been used on horses for nearly 20 years. In
1983 John Metcalf, DVM, a well-known equine practitioner,
started his evaluation of MSM to treat a variety of illnesses in
horses, including chronic muscle soreness, epiphysitis, acute
laminitis, pleuritis, recurring digestive tract disorder and
arthritis. He has published his positive findings in several
studies in peer-reviewed scientific periodicals, and generally
emphasizes that MSM is of great value in maintaining the general
health of horses.
MSM is now
widely acclaimed by veterinarians and horsemen for its
contribution to equine health care. Research has shown MSM's
importance as a dietary source of sulfur.
KALA Health
offers MSM powder in quantities of 1-lb, 10-lbs and 15-kgs
(33-lbs). Our MSM powder
is premium quality, human grade OptiMSM (methylsulfonylmethane). This
licensed form of MSM is the only type approved for animal use,
made under license of US Patent 4,616,039 and other US and
international patents. Unlicensed MSM that has
not been purified for dietary use is sometimes offered for sale
to horsemen. You can avoid the risk of these products by
insisting on patented and pure OptiMSM.
We recommended
feeding one heaping tablespoon (approx. 12 grams) twice daily
for the first 7 days. Feed one heaping tablespoon thereafter for
daily maintenance.
10 lbs
container of pure MSM powder.
Now on sale for only $139
(Free shipping)
(Fine
Powder; Item 0320050)
(Coarse
Flakes; Item 0300050)
You
can save 20% on you current and future orders:
Questions?
Please contact us at:
sales@kalahealth.com
No
questions asked,
30-day 100% money-back guarantee.
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MSM
is now widely recommended by veterinarians for
dogs and cats that suffer from age and/or injury
related joint problems.
However, MSM has already been used with race horses for nearly
20 years. MSM is widely recognized by
veterinarians for its contribution to animal
health care. Research has shown the importance
of MSM as a dietary source of sulfur.
