Vitamin E and selenium are crucial antioxidants that play vital roles in supporting a horse’s overall health, particularly in muscle function, immune response, and protecting cells from oxidative damage. However, certain regions have selenium-deficient soils, which can lead to low selenium levels in forages, while Vitamin E concentrations in hay decrease quickly after harvest. As a result, horses consuming forage from these areas may be at risk for deficiencies in both nutrients. Supplementing with Vitamin E and selenium can help ensure your horse receives the necessary antioxidants to maintain optimal health and prevent conditions like muscle weakness and poor immunity.

Vitamin E Deficiency:
Signs of Vitamin E deficiency:
Muscle weakness or atrophy
Difficulty in movement (ataxia)
Poor coordination (dysmetria)
Reduced immune response, making the horse more susceptible to infections

Which form of
Vitamin-E?
Selenium
Selenium deficiency is much more common than toxicity in horses. In the United States, soils naturally high in selenium are found in certain regions, particularly in the Pacific Northwest (Oregon, Washington, Idaho) and parts of the Midwest (Nebraska, South Dakota).
Vitamin E and selenium offer several key benefits for horses, including antioxidant protection to combat oxidative damage, support for muscle health and function, and enhanced immune system activity. They also contribute to proper nervous system function and coordination, while helping to improve exercise tolerance and reduce muscle fatigue, ultimately promoting overall health and performance.

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