New Equitop Myoplast® Information For Horse Owners

Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica has launched a series of information sheets written by vets, nutritionists and leading riders to support its unique and 100% natural muscle building supplement for horses, Equitop Myoplast® Power Pearls. Available to download as PDFs from its website - www.equitop-myoplast.co.uk – this valuable resource for horse owners covers a range of hot feeding topics including training the young showjumper and feeding the performance horse, older horses and horses during periods of rest and recuperation. New testimonials, some of which are video testimonials, are now on the website from both top performance riders and veterinary surgeons offering owners advice on healthy lean muscle growth and the benefits of Equitop Myoplast. Olympic dressage rider, Emile Faurie, international showjumpers, Ellen Whitaker and Scott Brash, and show horse producer, Katie Jerram, are just some of the top riders endorsing the product. A handy client leaflet has also been launched featuring the testimonials and providing owners with information on Equitop Myoplast and an online offer of £15 off their first purchase of the supplement by downloading a voucher from the website. Equitop Myoplast is packed with 18 key amino acids and is scientifically designed to support lean muscle growth, not bulk. The supplement is great for optimising performance in horses in intensive training and competition, as well as bringing on young, breeding and injured animals, and for older horses which lose condition easily. For further information, please contact your Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica territory manager or call 01344 746959.

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