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Menaquinone

Menaquinone, commonly known as vitamin K₂, is a fat-soluble vitamin involved in blood clotting and bone metabolism. It is produced by microbial fermentation and occurs in several subtypes, which vary based on the length of their isoprenoid side chains.

In equine nutrition, menaquinone is not typically added to feed formulations because horses synthesize it in the hindgut through microbial activity. Under normal dietary conditions with adequate forage and healthy gut function, horses produce sufficient vitamin K₂ endogenously.

The following equine feeds, supplements and products contain Menaquinone as an ingredient.

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Grotorque (Hygain)
BroodmareBroodmare
Grain FreeGrain Free
GrowthGrowth
StallionStallion
Grotorque from Hygain is a textured feed that is intended to support breeding or growing horses. It is grain free and contains pre and probiotics. It is meant to aid in immunity, circulation, gut health, muscle health, and recovery.
Meta Safe (Hygain)
ImmunityImmunity
MetabolismMetabolism
Ration BalancerRation Balancer
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Meta Safe from Hygain is a ration balancer pellet for horses. Meta Safe is intended for horses on a restricted diet or suffering from metabolic issues. This feed contains 6.5% NSC.
Performance Complete+ (Advanced Equine Nutrition)
HealthHealth
PerformancePerformance
RecoveryRecovery
StaminaStamina
Performance Complete+ by Advanced Equine Nutrition is a supplement intended to support muscle strength, gastric, joint and respiratory function in performance horses.
Tracktorque (Hygain)
DigestionDigestion
EnergyEnergy
Gut HealthGut Health
Skin + HairSkin + Hair
Tracktorque by Hygain is a high-energy feed meant for high performance horses including racing, training, and intense competition. It contains vitamins, minerals, prebiotics, probiotics and is intended to assist with gut health, digestion, coat health, muscle and heart health.

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