Biotin Forte

Holista Equine Biotin Forte

Biotin Forte is a concentrated feed supplement with high bioavailability, specially developed to comprehensively support hoof health. Thanks to its excellent palatability, it can be easily integrated into the daily feed ration and provides essential active ingredients for a strong hoof structure, natural elasticity, and healthy growth.

This product is the ideal solution for horses suffering from brittle or cracked hooves or showing insufficient horn growth. Biotin Forte also significantly supports the rebuilding of resilient hoof horn in older horses whose hoof quality declines with age, or following a change in hoof care (such as after removing horseshoes).

In addition to its positive effect on the hooves, the formula contributes to a well-groomed appearance by visibly improving the quality of the coat, mane, and tail. This holistically supports the body in the formation of keratin structures, which is reflected in a healthy sheen and improved resilience of the coat.

Benefits:

• Promotes faster growth of healthy and strong hoof horn
• Supports the rebuilding of a stable and resilient hoof structure
• High bioavailability for efficient absorption of the active ingredients
• Improves the quality and shine of the coat, mane, and tail
• Ideal for horses with brittle, cracked, or fragile hooves
• Particularly valuable for senior horses with declining hoof quality
• Excellent taste for optimal acceptance during feeding

Information regarding doping relevance in our products is based on the manufacturer’s specifications and is not updated regularly. The assessment was based in particular on the list of doping-relevant substances published by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI). However, it should be noted that national doping regulations may differ from these international guidelines. Furthermore, doping relevance—particularly regarding plant-based ingredients—is subject to continuous change. For this reason, we recommend staying regularly informed about the latest developments in equestrian sports by consulting the FEI list of prohibited substances.