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Amino Acids are the building blocks of protein, and make up a significant portion of key body structures. For example, amino acids account for 95% of hoof tissue and 90% of skin tissue.


Why is Topline Balance™ so important to hoof health? Body


The right combination and sources of amino acids in the diet can make all the difference in your horse’s health and appearance, which is why you’ll find in Nutrena horse feeds fortified with proprietary Topline Balance™ technology.


10 are Essential


Essential amino acids must be supplied in the horse’s diet, as the horse cannot manufacture sufficient quantities of these amino acids by itself. The following 10 amino acids must be supplied in adequate amounts and specific ratios, to ensure availability and proper utilization.


Lysine Valine


Methionine Phenylalanine


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Leucine Histidine


Isoleucine Arginine


Structure Hoof Hair


Tendon Skin


Muscle


% Amino Acids (CP) DM Basics


95% 95% 93% 90% 73%


Build muscle without adding exercise? While exercise alters existing muscles, the nutritional building blocks of muscle — essential amino acids — must be present in sufficient quantities, and balanced with adequate calories, to rebuild or augment muscle tissue. If a horse is worked hard but lacks sufficient amino acids and calories in its diet, existing muscle mass can actually shrink.


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