Physical & Chemical Properties
The gelatin molecule is made up of amino acids joined together by amide linkages in a long molecular chain. There are 18 different amino acids in gelatin, each occurring in its own level and sequence in the molecule.

Gelatin
Gelatin is a protein derived from collagen, which is the major structural component in skin, bone, tendons, and other fibrous tissues. Gelatin minus the moisture and a small amount of mineral salt is 100% pure soluble protein.

Gelatin Plus Biotin contains 15 mg of Biotin per ounce. The optimum level of biotin supplementation depends on the body weight of the horses. The following levels are expressed in milligrams per day: Ponies 5-10, riding horses 15, heavy work horses 25 – 30. It is essential to continue biotin supplementation for good maintenance even after hoof repair is complete.

Gelatin Shelf Life
If gelatin is stored on a tightly sealed poly-lined container in normal indoor conditions, it will remain stable indefinitely. The only exception would be is if the gelatin is kept in a heat, above (45°C) 133° F with relative humidity above 60 degrees. In this extreme scenario, the gelatin would gradually lose its ability to swell and dissolve.

This product is intended for horse use only, it is Feed grade material. Not for Human consumption. Please consult with your veterinarian prior to administering. This product is intended for supplemental feeding only.

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