Mad Barn’s AminoTrace+ is a comprehensive mineral and vitamin supplement designed to provide the ultimate nutrition for improved metabolic health, hoof quality and nutrient absorption.

AminoTrace+ was formulated specifically to ECIR group specifications to support equine companions with Insulin Resistance (IR), Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) and/or Cushing’s Disease/Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID).

Instead of purchasing many additional supplements to balance your forage, Mad Barn makes it easy to care for your IR horse with AminoTrace+.

The super-concentrated, pelleted formula correctly balances a wide range of forages and supplies the nutrients that your horse needs to combat inflammation, restore mineral balance and improve digestive health – no additional supplements needed!

Is your horse a fussy eater? AminoTrace+ is formulated to be palatable so that getting the appropriate nutrition into your equine companion is easier than trying to balance it with a bunch of unpalatable powders. This product contains no added sugars and only low NSC ingredients are used to pellet.

• Metabolic Health
• Mineral Balance
• Tail, Mane and Hair Growth
• Insulin Sensitivity
• PPID/Cushing’s Horses
• Hoof Growth and Structure
• Antioxidant Defense
• Digestion and Nutrient Absorption
• Hindgut Health

ROBUST HOOVES FROM THE INSIDE OUT

Balanced mineral and vitamin nutrition creates the foundation for healthy hoof growth, especially for horses that have been diagnosed with metabolic conditions such as IR, EMD or PPID.

AminoTrace+ contains optimal levels of amino acids, minerals and vitamins to support healthy hoof growth, when accompanied with adequate forage.

• Copper and Zinc work inside the enzymes that crosslink collagen and elastin together in connective tissue to form the proteins that make up the hoof.  High levels to balance high iron forages and water
• Biotin has been clinically proven to improve hoof quality when given to horses at 20 mg per day.
• Amino acids are the building blocks of protein needed to synthesize skin, hair and hooves. Lysine, methionine and threonine are considered to be the three most limiting amino acids in equine nutrition.