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Mirra-Coat Powder for Horses

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Mirra-Coat skin and coat supplement offers a blend of essential fatty acids and nutrients specifically required for healthy skin and hair-coat. Because Mirra-Coat is fortified with only the nutrients required for skin integrity, it does not interfere with other supplementation of vitamins and minerals. Palatable, high protein powder is easily fed by mixing into horse's daily ration.

Description	Price	Qty
Mirra-Coat Powder for Horses Product #: PET130	$17.99

What is this product used for: A balanced blend of essential fatty acids, biotin, vitamins A, E, B6, and zinc formulated to develop and maintain a healthy skin and hair coat. Horses love the taste.

Benefits: Concentrated essential fatty acids (EFA) assures utilization of EFA by the skin. Contains Vitamins A, B6, E, biotin and zinc. Use for maintenance of normal skin cells. Mirra-Coat develops and maintains a pliable, moisturized skin. Horses respond to Mirra-Coat supplemention by increasing their level of essential fatty acid in the blood serum. In a feeding trial with horses, those horses fed Mirra-Coat showed a 12% increase in serum arachidonic acid (the active end product from linoleic metabolism) levels over non-supplemented horses.

UPC	020279996309
Brand	Mirra-Coat
Manufacturer	PetAg
Size	5 lbs
Product Form	Powder

Ingredients:
Soy Flour with Soybean Oil Added, Vegetable Oil, Dextrose, Silicon Dioxide, Zinc Methionine, Vitamin E Supplement, Natural and Artificial Flavors Added, Preserved with Tertiary Butyl Hydroquinone and Citric Acid, Vitamin A Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Biotin.

Guaranteed Analysis:
(minimum values)

Linoleic Acid (as glycerides)	12.5%
Zinc	0.10%
Vitamin A	36,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E	240 IU/lb
Vitamin B6	30 mg/lb
Biotin	1 mg/lb.

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Mirra Coat review by Kristina

Even though this is a powder my fussy horse does not have a problem eating it. I have noticed a big difference in his coat, hes a dark bay but his body is black. His coat has never been so black! he looks great and eats it without a problem. (Posted on 1/31/11)