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Alpha-Lactalbumin - Feed Ingredient

Alpha-lactalbumin is a whey protein fraction derived from milk, particularly bovine milk. It is a globular protein with a high content of essential amino acids, especially tryptophan, leucine, and cysteine, and is notable for its high biological value and digestibility.

In animal nutrition, including for horses, alpha-lactalbumin is not commonly used as a standalone ingredient but may be present in specialized protein supplements or formulations that include dairy-derived components. It serves as a concentrated source of high-quality protein and supports amino acid supply, particularly in growth or recovery phases.

The following equine feeds, supplements and products contain Alpha-Lactalbumin as an ingredient.

Feeds, Supplements & Products
Trouble Free Powder (Kentucky Performance Products)
CalmingCalming
HealthHealth
PerformancePerformance
StressStress
Trouble Free from Kentucky Performance Products is intended to help horses remain relaxed. Trouble Free contains alpha-lactalbumin which is intended to maintain calmness in horses.

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