L-Carnitine Injection 100ml for Horses and Dogs, Exercise Metabolism Support with Veterinary-Directed Dosing
L-Carnitine Injection 100ml supports the energy metabolism of exercising horses and dogs. L-carnitine forms part of the transport system that moves fatty acids into mitochondria for energy production, making it relevant to the demands placed on working muscles.
During exercise, L-carnitine also acts as a physiological buffer that inhibits lactic acid buildup in muscles. The supplied directions cover adult horses and provide weight-based guidance for dogs, allowing the amount to be matched to the animal and routine described on the product.
Key Features
- Moves fatty acid molecules into mitochondria for energy production, supporting the way active muscles use fat as an energy source.
- Acts as a physiological buffer that inhibits lactic acid buildup in muscles, which can delay the onset of muscle fatigue during exercise.
- Assists the oxidation of pyruvate and branched-chain amino acids in the energy cycle, contributing to normal muscle energy metabolism.
- Prevents fatty complexes from building up within cells, where the source information states they can damage muscle-cell membranes.
- L-carnitine supplementation is described for both sprint and endurance performance, covering different types of equine and canine work.
Specifications
- Contents: 100ml.
- Product form: injection.
- Suitable animals: horses and dogs.
- Adult horse amount: 10ml three times weekly, or as directed by a veterinarian.
- Veterinarian-recommended horse regimen: 20ml to 25ml twice weekly.
- For the veterinarian-recommended horse regimen, the second dose is given 4–6 hours before hard or fast work.
- Dog amount: 1ml per 10kg of body weight.
For an active horse or dog whose routine places sustained demands on muscle energy metabolism, this 100ml L-carnitine format provides clearly stated, animal-specific amounts. Follow the adult horse directions or your veterinarian’s instructions, and calculate the dog amount according to body weight.