Branch Chain Amino Acids – BCAA’s

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Branch Chain Amino Acids for Horses
Branch Chain Amino Acids - BCAA's
£46.69 or subscribe and save 5%

Key Features
  • Supports muscle recovery and soreness.
  • Muscle mass preservation.
  • Performance improvement.
  • Combating central fatigue.
  • Supports athletic performance.
Ingredients
  • L Leucine (50%), L Isoleucine (25%), L Valine (25%)
Feed Rates

We recommend feeding immediately after exercise with a small amount of concentrate.

  • 200-400kg – 25g after exercise
  • 400-600kg – 50g after exercise
  • 600-800kg – 75g after exercise

1 x 50ml scoop = approx. 25 grams.

If unsure of what rate to feed, please feel free to contact us for feed rate advice.

HOW LONG DOES IT LAST

For an average 500kg horse, this product should last you 20 days.

Delivery & Returns

Free UK mainland shipping on orders over £80*

  • 60-day returns on unopened items
  • Order yours before 1pm for same-day dispatch*

What Are Branch Chain Amino Acids (BCAAs) for Horses?

BCAAs for horses are a group of three essential amino acidsleucine, isoleucine, and valine – that naturally occur in proteins. These amino acids are essential for your horse’s health, meaning they cannot be synthesised by the body and must be obtained through dietary supplementation.

Branch Chain Amino Acids (BCAAs) are vital for muscle recovery, performance enhancement, and fatigue reduction, making them an important addition to your horse’s exercise and training regimen. Supplementing with BCAAs helps ensure that your horse’s muscles receive the necessary support to recover from training and maintain peak performance.


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The Benefits of BCAA Supplementation for Horses

BCAAs are a powerful addition to your horse’s nutrition plan, particularly if they are involved in high-performance activities like racing, eventing, or endurance. Supplementing with BCAAs post-exercise can offer significant benefits, including:

  • Muscle recovery & soreness relief: BCAAs are known for their ability to reduce muscle soreness and speed up recovery after intense exercise.
  • Preservation of muscle mass: Helps prevent muscle breakdown during training, promoting lean muscle mass.
  • Performance improvement: Ergogenic benefits enhance both endurance and strength/power, allowing your horse to perform at its best.
  • Combat central fatigue: BCAAs help maintain the tryptophan:BCAA ratio, reducing central fatigue during and after exercise.
  • Supports athletic performance: By maintaining healthy muscles and reducing muscle fatigue, BCAAs are critical for long-term performance enhancement.

When Should I Feed BCAAs to My Horse?

The best time to feed BCAAs to your horse is immediately after exercise. This is when muscle recovery is most crucial, and BCAAs will help to reduce soreness and improve recovery time. However, you can also feed them before or during exercise if that suits your routine. The key is consistency and ensuring your horse gets the right support at the right time.

Note: BCAAs are not a replacement for a complete protein supplement (such as pea protein). They work alongside other protein sources to support muscle function and performance.


Key Features of BCAAs for Horses:

  • Supports muscle recovery and reduces soreness after exercise.
  • Helps preserve muscle mass and prevents muscle breakdown.
  • Improves performance in both endurance and strength/power.
  • Reduces central fatigue, supporting sustained energy levels.
  • Enhances athletic performance by aiding in quicker recovery.

Ingredients:

  • L-Leucine (50%)
  • L-Isoleucine (25%)
  • L-Valine (25%)

Feeding Guidelines:

To achieve the best results from BCAAs for horses, feed them immediately after exercise with a small amount of concentrate to aid absorption.

For an average 500kg horse:

  • 200-400kg horses: 25g after exercise.
  • 400-600kg horses: 50g after exercise.
  • 600-800kg horses: 75g after exercise.

1 x 50ml scoop = approx. 25 grams.

If you’re unsure of the correct dosage for your horse, feel free to contact us for personalised feeding advice.


How Long Does It Last?

  • 500g pouch: For an average 500kg horse, feeding 50g per day, this pouch will last 20 days.

Delivery & Returns:

  • Free UK shipping on orders over £80*
  • 60-day returns on unopened items
  • Same-day dispatch for orders placed before 1pm*

Shop Forageplus BCAAs for Horses today and provide your horse with the essential support it needs for muscle recovery, fatigue reduction, and peak performance.

Contact us for more information or to get personalised advice on feeding BCAAs to your horse.


Take a look at our article on Understanding Protein for Horses here.

4 reviews for Branch Chain Amino Acids – BCAA’s

  1. Kelly Elliott (verified owner)

    I always feed this post Eventing with some beet pulp and oats and so far it has worked brilliantly. It has kept my mare sound for 2 seasons now and not once has she trotted up stiff since I’ve been using it. Definitely much better than some of these “recovery mashes” and I will continue using BCAA for as long as I have a horse in hard work!

  2. Kelly Elliott (verified owner)

    I always feed this post Eventing with some beet pulp and oats and so far it has worked brilliantly. It has kept my mare sound for 2 seasons now and not once has she trotted up stiff since I’ve been using it. Definitely much better than some of these “recovery mashes” and I will continue using BCAA for as long as I have a horse in hard work!

  3. hrbacchini (verified owner)

    Good product with correct ratios, I always add BCCA’s to my horses food as it is so important in maintaining them physically.

  4. hrbacchini (verified owner)

    Good product with correct ratios, I always add BCCA’s to my horses food as it is so important in maintaining them physically.

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