Frequently asked questions
Yes, our soybeans are both grown and processed and packaged in Ontario, Canada. The beans are harvested in the province's fertile agricultural regions, particularly in southeastern Ontario. After harvest, they are processed and packaged locally in Ontario to ensure high-quality products that support the local economy and sustainability.
Soybean oil can help balance a horse's protein, fat, and mineral requirements. It can also promote a shiny coat and healthy hooves.
As a general guideline, feed approximately 0.5 grams per kg of body weight per day. However, since every horse has unique dietary needs, it's important to customize their diet based on factors such as age, activity level, and overall heath. We recommend consulting with a Nutritionist or Veterinarian before introducing any new foods to ensure they are safe and suitable for your horse's specific needs.
Facility may process corn or may contain corn.
To maintain the quality and freshness of soybean oil, it should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Ideally, it should be kept in a tightly sealed container to prevent oxidation. For long-term storage, it's best to keep the oil in a dark place to protect it from light. If stored properly, soybean oil can last for up to a year.
That entirely depends on the dose you are feeding. A 20L Pail will last 43 days on a 473 ml daily dose. Larger doses will mean your container lasts less time for you. Often horses can have their dose reduced once you achieve the results your after to a maintenance level.
Yes, soybean oil is generally safe and beneficial for horse's
Yes, we do! Pumps can be included as an add-on to your purchase for an additional fee.
While we cannot guarantee our product will make your horse sound again - it is a natural anti-inflammatory.
We strongly encourage our clients to consult with their Veterinarian if they suspect their horse has a metabolic condition.
We suggest using a very small amount of oil the first time and slowly increase the amount. Make sure it’s evenly dispersed across feed. You could also try soaking it. If you have any problems with those methods let us know and we can offer some more suggestions.
If you are concerned we do advise our customers to consult with their vet before starting Victory Oil.
It is safe fat supplement for them and will help reduce inflammation as it's a natural anti inflammatory.
FFA(%) 1.70
PV (meq/Kg fat) 8.69
Copper (ppm) >0.1
Magnesium 2.7
Phosphorous (ppm) 87
Potassium (ppm) 12
Soybean Oil