Mad Barn AminoTrace+ 5 kg
Mad Barn AminoTrace+ mineral and amino acid pellet for horses, 5 kg pail. Per 200 g serving: 10 g lysine, 6 g methionine, 750 mg zinc, 300 mg copper.
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Mad Barn AminoTrace+ is a pelleted mineral and amino acid supplement for horses, sold here in the 5 kg pail. Mad Barn's guaranteed analysis states crude protein 17% minimum, lysine 30% of crude protein, methionine 18% and threonine 15%, with calcium 0.8%, phosphorus 3.8%, sodium 2.7%, magnesium 5.5% and potassium 0.38%; the trace mineral figures are zinc 3,750 mg/kg, copper 1,500 mg/kg, manganese 750 mg/kg, chromium 25 mg/kg, iodine 25 mg/kg, cobalt 5 mg/kg and selenium 10 mg/kg. The label notes "Contains added selenium at 10 mg/kg. No added iron." On a 200 g serving that works out to 34 g crude protein, 10 g lysine, 6 g methionine, 5 g threonine, 1.6 g calcium, 7.5 g phosphorus, 11 g magnesium, 750 mg zinc, 300 mg copper, 150 mg manganese, 5 mg chromium and 2 mg selenium. Mad Barn's active ingredients are listed as monosodium phosphate, magnesium oxide, L-lysine, DL-methionine, L-threonine, zinc proteinate, chromium yeast, sodium chloride, copper proteinate, manganese proteinate, natural vitamin E (d-alpha tocopherol), selenium yeast, calcium carbonate, calcium-D-pantothenate, thiamine hydrochloride, riboflavin, pyridoxine hydrochloride, d-biotin, calcium iodate, vitamin A, folic acid, cobalt carbonate, vitamin B12 and vitamin D3, together with a proprietary active blend of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, yeast extract, mannan oligosaccharides and Yucca schidigera. The excipients are oat hulls, flaxseed, flax oil, silicon dioxide, lecithin, rice hulls and fenugreek. Directions for use, from Mad Barn's feeding table: one scoop is 125 cc and holds 100 grams. The rates given are 40 g per 100 kg of body weight, 100 g at 300 kg, 150 g at 400 kg, 200 g at 500 kg, 250 g at 600 kg and 300 g at 700 kg - so a 500 kg horse is fed two scoops a day. In imperial the same table reads 40 g at 220 lb, 100 g at 700 lb, 150 g at 900 lb, 200 g at 1100 lb, 250 g at 1300 lb and 300 g at 1500 lb. At the 500 kg rate of 200 g a day, this 5 kg pail is about 25 days of feeding. Caution, quoted from the label: "Directions for use must be carefully followed." Shelf life: "12 months from date of manufacture." Mad Barn also prints this disclaimer with the product: "These statements have not been evaluated by Health Canada or the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease." Where to buy Mad Barn AminoTrace+ in Alberta: Pipestone Farm Supply lists the full Mad Barn range in Millet, between Leduc and Wetaskiwin south of Edmonton, with free in-store pickup and Canada-wide shipping. Both pail sizes are listed, along with Omneity, Visceral+, MSM, the amino acids and the rest of the line. Set the feeding plan for your own horse with an equine nutritionist or your veterinarian, as the manufacturer directs. - Source: Mad Barn Inc. product information for AminoTrace+ (guaranteed analysis, active ingredients, directions for use, caution and shelf life), madbarn.ca, viewed September 2026.
Specifications
- Brand
- Mad Barn
- Product name
- Mad Barn AminoTrace+ 5 kg
- SKU
- MB-628055180852
- UPC / GTIN
- 628055180852
- Category
- Animal › Horse › Joint and Supplement
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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