Vitamin B-Complex in Equine Nutrition

B-complex vitamins support normal energy metabolism and cellular processes related to red blood cell function in horses. They’re often included in performance nutrition programs to support steadiness during training, travel, and high workload.

Nutritional Cofactors for Energy & Blood Health

B-complex vitamins play critical roles in energy metabolism, red blood cell formation, and nervous system support. Performance horses may have increased nutritional demands for these vitamins during periods of training, competition, or recovery.

Key Functions of B-Vitamins

B-complex vitamins help support:

• • Red blood cell production

• • Energy metabolism from feed

• • Normal nerve and muscle function

• • Overall metabolic efficiency

Common B-vitamins used in equine nutrition include B12, folic acid, niacin, riboflavin, and thiamine.

B-Vitamins in Blood Max™

Blood Max™ incorporates B-complex vitamins as supportive cofactors that work alongside iron and trace minerals to support normal erythropoiesis and energy utilization.

Why Balanced Delivery Matters

B-vitamins function synergistically. Blood Max™ is formulated to deliver them in proportions appropriate for equine physiology, rather than isolated megadoses.