Spillers Happy Hoof Molasses Free 20kg

£17.95

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PLEASE NOTE THIS PRODUCT IS AVAILABLE TO COLLECT FROM STORE ONLY Happy Hoof contains very low levels of cereal starch and sugar.

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Spillers Happy Hoof Molasses Free 20kg

Spillers Happy Hoof Molasses Free is a unique, low calorie fibre blend.

Benefits

High fibre, molasses free feed with no added sugar suitable for horse and ponies prone to laminitis.
Low in starch and sugar, SPILLERS HAPPY HOOF Molasses Free is formulated to promote a low insulin response.
Low calorie ideal for good doers, natives and those in light work.
Highly versatile feed that can be fed on its own, alongside a balancer or as a hay replacer.
Includes short chopped alfalfa and straw to extend eating time.
Contains 15mg of biotin per 3kg serving, proven to support hoof health.
With a full range of added vitamins and minerals to provide a balanced diet.
Please contact the Spillers Care-Line for specific advice on feeding to severely insulin dysregulated horses and ponies.

Example Diets

250kg pony as a replacement for compound feed

1.5kg of Happy Hoof Molasses Free per day ideally divided into at least 2 meals
Feed as much forage as they will eat or a minimum of 4kg hay or 5-6kg of haylage per day based on no grazing

500kg horse as a replacement for compound feed

3kg of Happy Hoof Molasses Free per day ideally divided into at least 2 meals
Feed as much forage as they will eat or a minimum of 7.5kg of hay or 9-11kg of haylage per day based on no grazing

350kg pony unable to eat grass or hay

5.5-7kg of Happy Hoof Molasses Free per day divided into as many smaller servings as possible (ideally a minimum of 3)

INGREDIENTS:

Cereal straw treated (oat & wheat, sodium), Chopped cereal straw (oat & wheat), Sunflower seed meal dehulled, Oatfeed, Lucerne (alfalfa), Wheatfeed, Rapeseed oil, Calcium carbonate, Sodium chloride (salt), Magnesium oxide, Garlic

PLEASE NOTE that we may occasionally make small adjustments to our formulations. Please contact Care-Line for specific advice, especially in relation to allergies.