The needs of the mare and her fetus increase mainly during the last 4 months of gestation. The mother's mineral and vitamin diet plays a key role in intrauterine growth and fetal development.
Lactation also represents a major challenge for the mother and her foal. The mother's needs remain high until the foal is weaned.
EQUISPORT GESTATION LACTATION is a mineral supplement for broodmares rich in minerals, trace elements, vitamins and amino acids. It ensures a phosphocalcic balance for pregnant mares. It also provides the essential nutrients for the foal's proper development.

Dicalcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, cane molasses, wheat remoulage, monocalcium phosphate, magnesium oxide, rapeseed oil, brewers yeast.
Analytical constituents:
Crude ash: 74 %
Calcium: 14,5 %
Phosphorus: 6 %
Sodium: 4,3 %
Crude fat: 4 %
Crude protein: 3 %
Magnesium: 3 %
Crude Fiber: < 1 %
Additives per kilo:
Vitamins:
3a672a Vitamin A: 600,000 IU
3a671 Vitamin D3: 60,000 IU
3a700 Vitamin E: 3,000 IU
Vitamin B2: 400 mg
3a314/3a315 Niacin/Niacinamide: 300 mg
3a300 Vitamin C: 150 mg
3a821 Vitamin B1: 125 mg
3a831 Vitamin B6: 20 mg
3a880 Biotin: 10 mg
Vitamin B12: 2 mg
Trace elements:
3b603 Zinc (zinc oxide): 4,900 mg
3b103 Iron (iron sulfate monohydrate): 3,000 mg
3b502 Manganese (manganese oxide): 2,400 mg
3b405 Copper (copper sulfate pentahydrate): 1,700 mg
3b607 Zinc (glycine zinc chelate hydrate): 900 mg
3b506 Manganese (glycine manganese chelate hydrate): 600 mg
3b413 Copper (glycine copper chelate hydrate): 300 mg
3b201 Iodine (potassium iodide): 50 mg
3b801 Selenium (sodium selenite): 13 mg
3b811 Selenium (selenium yeast, inactivated): 3 mg
Amino acids:
3b324 L-Lysine sulfate: 17,700 mg
DL-Methionine: 12,000 mg
Antioxidants:
E321 BHT: 90 mg
E310 Propyl Gallate: 23 mg
Anti-caking agents:
E562 Sepiolite: 75,900 mg
E560 Natural mixtures of steatite and chlorite: 20,000 mg

200 ml measure supplied = 160 g.
In addition to a ration of cereals and fodder:
- Pregnant brood mares: 50 g per day from the 6th to the 8th month, then 100 g per day from the 9th month.
- Lactating brood mares: 150 g per day during the first 3 months, then decrease to 100 g per day until weaning.
In addition to a ration of compound feed (pellets or complete flakes): divide the above quantities by 2.