Magnesium Oil Spray

Most livestock animals on a diet which is natural to them, grown on magnesium-rich soil, do not experience these symptoms, since their magnesium levels are unaffected. However, in modern times, when the soil is so poor in essential minerals, not only humans become deficient in magnesium – it affects animals as well. 

Like with humans, animals can be supplemented with magnesium both orally and through skin. Oral supplementation for livestock can be done by adding natural mineral substances like dolomite, containing calcium and magnesium in proportionate levels. Another way is to add magnesium chloride to the feed.

Transdermal method involves spraying/massaging magnesium oil into the skin of an animal. Horses especially are subjected to magnesium losses through exercise, which can lead to muscular fatigue, seizures, arthritis, and resultant poor performance. Magnesium chloride oil massaged into the skin of a horse will deliver magnesium to the muscles and body systems quickly and efficiently, by-passing digestion and thus preventing further magnesium losses through the eliminatory system.

With pets it can be a bit more difficult to apply magnesium oil on the skin, depending on the thickness of the coat. It can also be uncomfortable/itchy for an animal. Adding magnesium spray to the food instead of spraying on their skin is acceptable as well.

Your animal will require about 0.04% of magnesium which roughly translates to 1mg a day in his diet. Interesting fact, magnesium is absorbed faster via the skin than through the digestive tract.

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