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TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

CARE & CURE ELECTROLYTE PLUS™

Equine Electrolyte Feed Supplement for Racing, Training, Endurance and Recovery Management in the United Arab Emirates

Document classification: Manufacturer-documentation-based technical data sheet Product category: Equine feed supplement powder Pack size: 10 kg, as shown on supplied packaging Target market: UAE racing, endurance and equestrian sectors Document date: 23 October 2026 Revision: 1.0 — Updated manufacturer authorisation and company registration statements

1. Manufacturer Authorisation and Document Status

Manufacturer: Care & Cure Animal Health Ltd, United Kingdom Product: Care & Cure Electrolyte Plus™ Manufacturer's address shown on label: 84 Morden Hall Road, London, SM4 5JG, United Kingdom Website: https://www.careandcureanimal.co.uk/ This technical data sheet is prepared on the basis of the product information, ingredient declarations, guaranteed analysis and feeding instructions provided in the official Care & Cure Electrolyte Plus™ product label and Certificate of Analysis supplied by Care & Cure Animal Health Ltd, UK. The supplied Certificate of Analysis bears the signature of Dr. A. Wali (DVM), Director, Care & Cure Animal Health (Pvt.) Ltd. The manufacturer-issued documentation is therefore the reference source for the product identity, declared composition, intended use and feeding instructions reproduced in this document.

1.1 Manufacturer and company registration

Care & Cure Animal Health Ltd, United Kingdom, and Jamal Al Shehhi Trading LLC, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, are confirmed in the information provided for this document as duly registered companies with the relevant authorities in their respective jurisdictions. The supplied Certificate of Analysis identifies Jamal Al Shehhi Trading LLC as the requesting customer, with the address Falcon Center, Nad Al Shiba, Dubai, UAE. This identification is retained as presented in the supplied documentation. The manufacturer and customer/importer identification establishes the parties named in the supplied product documentation. Company registration, manufacturer authorisation and product-specific regulatory requirements are distinct matters and should be represented accurately in technical and commercial communications.

1.2 Basis of manufacturer authorisation

The product label and Certificate of Analysis supplied for this document identify Care & Cure Animal Health as the manufacturer and provide the manufacturer's product information, declared ingredients, guaranteed analytical values and feeding directions. The certificate bears the signature of the named director. Accordingly, this data sheet uses the supplied manufacturer documentation as its primary technical reference. It is intended to present the product information in a structured format for professional discussion with UAE racing stables, equine veterinarians, trainers, stable managers, distributors and equine nutrition professionals. Where the supplied label and certificate show differing formulations, analytical values, flavour descriptions, batch numbers or dates, the relevant manufacturer-issued product and batch documentation remains the controlling reference for the applicable product specification. Document status: Manufacturer documentation referenced; consolidated technical data sheet for professional use in the UAE. Authorisation statement: This document recognises the manufacturer identity and authorising documentation shown in the supplied Care & Cure product materials. The company-registration information is incorporated as provided for this document. This document does not replace the original signed Certificate of Analysis, the approved product label or any applicable product-specific authorisation.

2. Product Identification and General Description

Care & Cure Electrolyte Plus™ is presented on the supplied packaging as a powdered feed supplement for horses. Its stated purpose is to provide selected dietary electrolytes and support the management of hydration and electrolyte intake in horses undergoing exercise. The product is intended for consideration in equine feeding programmes involving racing, training, endurance exercise and other demanding equestrian activities. Its use should be integrated with balanced nutrition, appropriate access to drinking water, suitable cooling procedures and veterinary guidance.

Parameter	Product information
Product name	Care & Cure Electrolyte Plus™
Manufacturer	Care & Cure Animal Health Ltd, United Kingdom
Product type	Equine electrolyte feed supplement powder
Intended species	Horses
Pack size	10 kg
Physical form	Powder
Flavour	Apple is stated on the product panel; orange is stated on the supplied certificate
Manufacturer address	84 Morden Hall Road, London, SM4 5JG, UK
Manufacturer website	www.careandcureanimal.co.uk
Storage statement	Store in a cool, dry place
Label statement	Veterinary use only
Customer identified on certificate	Jamal Al Shehhi Trading LLC, Dubai, UAE

The supplied documentation identifies the product as a horse feed supplement. The final flavour declaration and any other inconsistent specification details should be read according to the applicable manufacturer-issued label and batch documentation.

3. Intended Purpose and Applications

Electrolyte Plus™ is intended to supplement the normal ration with selected minerals associated with electrolyte and fluid-balance management. Horses undertaking demanding exercise may lose substantial quantities of water and electrolytes through sweating. Appropriate dietary management therefore forms part of a broader equine exercise and recovery programme. Potential application areas include:

• Thoroughbred racing: incorporation into a planned feeding programme around demanding training sessions and competition.
• Endurance horses: consideration as one component of an individually managed electrolyte and hydration strategy.
• Polo ponies: dietary planning around repeated exercise and competition.
• Sport horses: workload-based nutritional management for jumping, eventing and other disciplines.
• Training yards: structured supplementation records and review of electrolyte intake.
• Equine veterinary practice: assessment of product suitability within an individual horse's complete ration.

These applications describe the product's intended nutritional context. They do not establish that this specific formulation has demonstrated a quantified improvement in speed, stamina, race results or recovery in controlled clinical trials.

4. Scientific Background: Electrolytes in Racing Horses

Sweating is an important mechanism through which horses dissipate heat during exercise. Sweat contains water and electrolytes, including sodium, chloride and potassium. Losses vary with the horse, exercise intensity and duration, environmental conditions, acclimatisation and individual sweating response. Electrolytes contribute to normal fluid balance, nerve signalling and muscle function. Appropriate replacement depends on the horse's total diet, exercise programme, water consumption and clinical status.

4.1 Sodium and chloride

Sodium and chloride are important components of body-fluid balance and are commonly lost in equine sweat. Their dietary contribution should be considered when horses undertake substantial exercise, particularly in warm environments. The supplied product panel declares salt and sodium values, while the Certificate of Analysis gives a different salt figure. The exact sodium and chloride contributions per serving must therefore be determined from the applicable confirmed specification.

4.2 Potassium

Potassium contributes to normal cellular function, including the electrical activity of muscle and nerve cells. The supplied documents list potassium chloride at approximately 4.9–5.0%, depending on the document. The confirmed formula should identify the analytical basis and the amount of elemental potassium supplied per serving.

4.3 Calcium and magnesium

Calcium and magnesium are involved in normal physiological processes, including muscle and nerve function. The supplied documents declare calcium and magnesium values, but the calcium range differs between the certificate and the retail panel. The complete ration should be assessed before additional minerals are introduced. The product should not be represented as meeting all the horse's mineral requirements unless this is supported by a complete nutritional assessment.

4.4 Other declared ingredients

The Certificate of Analysis lists dextrose, calcium carbonate, dicalcium phosphate, magnesium silicate, ascorbic acid, selected vitamins and flavouring ingredients. The product panel lists ground limestone, dextrose, potassium chloride, magnesium silicate, artificial flavour, dicalcium phosphate and turmeric root powder. These declarations are reproduced from the supplied documents. No additional therapeutic or performance benefit is inferred solely from the presence of an ingredient.

5. Ingredients and Guaranteed Analysis

5.1 Ingredients listed on the supplied Certificate of Analysis

• Dextrose
• Salt
• Potassium chloride
• Calcium carbonate
• Dicalcium phosphate
• Magnesium silicate
• Ascorbic acid
• Vitamin A
• Vitamin D3
• Vitamin K
• Thiamine mononitrate
• Riboflavin
• Niacin
• Calcium pantothenate
• Pyridoxine
• Folic acid
• Biotin
• Vitamin B12
• Natural and artificial flavours

5.2 Ingredients listed on the product panel

• Salt
• Ground limestone
• Dextrose
• Potassium chloride
• Magnesium silicate
• Artificial flavour
• Dicalcium phosphate
• Turmeric root powder

5.3 Guaranteed analysis stated on the certificate

Parameter	Declared value
Salt	20.0%
Potassium chloride	5.0%
Calcium, minimum	3.5%
Calcium, maximum	4.5%
Magnesium	1.0%

5.4 Guaranteed analysis stated on the product panel

Parameter	Declared value
Salt, minimum	63%
Salt, maximum	73%
Sodium, minimum	28%
Sodium, maximum	30%
Potassium chloride, minimum	4.9%
Calcium, minimum	3.5%
Calcium, maximum	3.7%
Magnesium, minimum	1.0%

The figures above are transcribed separately from the supplied documents and are not a reconciled specification. The declared salt values differ substantially, and the ingredient lists also differ. These differences should not be silently combined or interpreted as evidence that the documents relate to an identical formulation. The applicable signed manufacturer specification and batch-specific Certificate of Analysis should be used when calculating nutrient delivery or preparing final commercial claims.

6. Feeding Instructions

The supplied documents state that a horse weighing approximately 500 kg should receive 30 g per administration, one to three times daily according to workload. They also state that an additional serving may be provided before work or competition. Other horses are to be fed according to body weight, as stated on the certificate and product panel. The feeding instructions should be applied according to the relevant manufacturer-issued label and the advice of the attending veterinarian or qualified equine nutrition professional. The additional pre-exercise serving should not automatically be interpreted as permission to exceed the intended daily feeding plan.

6.1 Illustrative weight calculations

If the applicable manufacturer instructions support linear body-weight scaling from 30 g per 500 kg, the corresponding mathematical examples are:

Horse weight	Calculated serving
250 kg	15 g
350 kg	21 g
400 kg	24 g
450 kg	27 g
500 kg	30 g
550 kg	33 g
600 kg	36 g

These calculations illustrate proportional scaling only. They are not independently validated dosing recommendations and should not replace the applicable product label or veterinary assessment.

6.2 Practical administration

Use an accurate, clean and dry measuring instrument. Follow the confirmed manufacturer directions for administration and incorporation into the horse's feeding routine. The product should be considered in the context of the total daily ration, existing mineral supplementation, workload and water intake. A veterinarian or equine nutritionist should assess suitability when the horse has relevant medical conditions or receives multiple supplements.

7. Application in UAE Racing and Equestrian Operations

7.1 Thoroughbred racing

Racehorses may undertake fast gallops, interval training, track work and competition. Their electrolyte requirements depend on actual sweat losses, exercise duration, workload and environmental conditions. Electrolyte Plus™ may be considered within an appropriate feeding programme once the relevant composition has been confirmed. Trainers and veterinary teams should review the complete ration and assess the horse's water intake, sweating response and recovery. The product should not be advertised as a proven method of improving race speed, aerobic capacity, finishing performance or injury prevention without product-specific evidence.

7.2 Endurance exercise

Endurance horses may undertake prolonged exercise that places sustained demands on fluid and electrolyte management. The feeding and hydration programme should account for exercise duration, sweat losses, environmental exposure, water availability and the horse's clinical condition. The supplement should be used only as one component of a wider management strategy, under appropriate professional guidance.

7.3 Sport horses and polo ponies

Repeated exercise bouts, warm-up periods, transport and competition schedules can affect hydration requirements. Supplementation should be adjusted to the actual workload and total ration rather than increased automatically because a horse is competing.

7.4 Training yards and transport

Stable ventilation, access to water, transport conditions, cooling and recovery time are all important considerations. Supplementation cannot compensate for inadequate water availability, unsuitable environmental conditions or ineffective heat management.

8. Heat and Hydration Management in the UAE

High temperatures and seasonal humidity make heat management an important consideration for UAE equine operations. Environmental conditions vary by location, season and time of day. High humidity may reduce the effectiveness of evaporative cooling, while direct solar exposure and poor air movement may increase heat load. Recommended stable practices include:

1. Schedule demanding exercise during cooler periods when feasible.
2. Maintain access to clean, suitable drinking water.
3. Monitor water intake, sweating, behaviour and recovery.
4. Apply appropriate cooling procedures under the stable's veterinary protocol.
5. Record exercise duration and approximate workload.
6. Review total dietary electrolyte intake to avoid unnecessary duplication.
7. Reduce or stop exercise if heat stress is suspected.
8. Seek prompt veterinary assessment for abnormal or delayed recovery.

Unusual persistent rapid breathing, marked weakness, staggering, collapse, altered awareness or other serious signs after exercise require urgent veterinary attention. Additional supplement should not be treated as a substitute for cooling or clinical treatment.

9. Storage and Handling

The supplied product panel states: “Store in a cool dry place.” For routine stable and distribution management:

• Keep sealed packaging in a clean, dry and ventilated storage area.
• Protect the product from direct sunlight, excessive heat and moisture.
• Keep bags away from damp floors and leaking water sources.
• Reseal opened packaging securely.
• Use clean, dry measuring equipment.
• Preserve batch and expiry identification.
• Rotate inventory according to expiry dates.
• Do not use product suspected of contamination or supplied in damaged packaging.

The manufacturer's applicable storage instructions and supported shelf life take precedence over general handling guidance.

10. Safety and Veterinary Considerations

Electrolyte supplementation should be individualised. Horses differ in workload, sweat losses, dietary intake and clinical status. Suitable drinking water should remain available according to the horse's management and veterinary needs. The product should not be used to compensate for inadequate water access. The complete ration should be reviewed where the horse already receives salt, electrolyte supplements, mineral premixes or other products containing overlapping ingredients. Horses with kidney disease, cardiac disease, gastrointestinal disorders or other conditions affecting fluid or mineral balance may require specific veterinary advice before receiving additional supplementation. The product is not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment of dehydration, heat illness or diagnosed electrolyte disturbances. If an unexpected adverse response occurs, discontinue further administration pending veterinary advice. The supplied product panel states “Veterinary use only.” The applicable wording and restrictions should be retained in accordance with the relevant manufacturer documentation and regulatory requirements. Racing and competition participants should verify the current ingredient declaration and relevant event rules. No claim of doping-free status, guaranteed negative drug testing or universal competition approval should be made without appropriate documentation.

11. UAE Commercial and Distribution Context

This technical data sheet is intended to support professional product evaluation and communication with racing yards, equine veterinarians, trainers, stable managers and distributors in the UAE. The supplied documentation identifies the manufacturer as Care & Cure Animal Health Ltd, UK, and names Jamal Al Shehhi Trading LLC, Dubai, as the requesting customer on the Certificate of Analysis. The company-registration information supplied for this document confirms that both companies are duly registered with the relevant authorities in their respective jurisdictions. This information is included as provided and is distinct from product-specific regulatory status. Before a particular product shipment is imported or distributed, the responsible parties should ensure that all applicable product classification, documentation, labelling, import and other regulatory requirements have been addressed. Commercial communications should accurately reproduce the current manufacturer-issued label and should not introduce unverified ingredients, nutrient values or product-specific performance claims.

12. Quality Assurance and Batch Traceability

The product label and Certificate of Analysis are the principal manufacturer documents supplied for this data sheet. The certificate bears the signature of Dr. A. Wali (DVM), Director. For batch-specific technical use, the relevant documentation should identify the product, applicable formulation, batch or lot number, manufacturing date, expiry date and analytical results. The supplied images contain different batch identifiers and date information. They also contain differences in the declared formulation and analytical values. The applicable manufacturer-issued document should therefore be matched to the particular pack being supplied. The manufacturer documentation should remain the reference source for the declared composition and feeding instructions. No nutrient value should be calculated from one version of the label and assigned to another formulation without supporting evidence.

13. Product Positioning and Professional Communication

Electrolyte Plus™ may be presented as a powdered equine feed supplement intended for consideration within feeding and hydration programmes for racing, training, endurance and sport horses. The product's practical characteristics include its powder format, stated 10 kg pack size and the serving instruction printed on the supplied documentation. Appropriate professional communication should focus on accurate product identification, transparent ingredient information, correct administration, suitable water access and integration with the horse's existing nutrition and management programme. The product should not be represented as a universal treatment for dehydration, heat stress, fatigue or poor performance. Claims concerning measurable racing benefits should be supported by relevant product-specific evidence.

14. Conclusion

Care & Cure Electrolyte Plus™ is presented in the supplied manufacturer documentation as a powdered feed supplement for horses, with declared mineral ingredients and feeding instructions intended for incorporation into equine feeding programmes. This updated technical data sheet recognises Care & Cure Animal Health Ltd, UK, as the manufacturer and references the supplied product label and signed Certificate of Analysis as the primary manufacturer documentation. It also incorporates the information provided that Care & Cure Animal Health Ltd and Jamal Al Shehhi Trading LLC are duly registered with the relevant authorities in their respective jurisdictions. The product's suitability for an individual racing horse should be assessed in relation to the applicable manufacturer instructions, the complete ration, workload, hydration management and veterinary advice. Document control

Field	Entry
Document title	Technical Data Sheet — Care & Cure Electrolyte Plus™
Manufacturer	Care & Cure Animal Health Ltd, United Kingdom
Intended market	United Arab Emirates
Intended audience	Equine veterinarians, racing trainers, stable managers, nutrition professionals and distributors
Source documentation	Supplied product label and Certificate of Analysis
Document date	23 October 2026
Revision	1.0
Document status	Manufacturer-documentation-based technical data sheet
Authorisation reference	Manufacturer identity and signed documentation shown in supplied materials