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Charnwood Milling's Horse Feed Specifications

HIGH FIBRE CONDITIONING MIX RATION 2905

A COMPLEMENTARY FEED DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY TO ADD CONDITION TO WORKING AND CONVALESCENT HORSES

FORM
A muesli-type mix, lightly sprayed with Molasses and Refined Soya Oil

CALCULATED ANALYSIS
Protein 13.0% Oil 6.5% Fibre M.0% Ash 8.0% Lysine 0.55% Cystine 0.20% Methionine 0.20% Calcium 0.85% Phosphorous 0.60% Salt 1.20% Linoleic Acid 2.25% Threonine 0.38%
Digestible Energy (Horses) 13.0 mj/kg (as fed)

INGREDIENTS
Horse Concentrate Pellets; Micronized Raked Barley; Micronised flaked wheat; Soya Hulls; Lucerne [Alfalfa) Nuts; Molassed oat straw; Micronized Raked Maize; Molashine; Soya Oil; Long Chop Alfalfa; Flaked Peas; Molassed beet shreds; Mixed herbs; Selected Yeast Cells (Saccharomyces cerevisiae var. Ellipsoideus): EEC permitted antioxidant.

VITAMINS & TRACE ELEMENTS ADDED
Vitamin A lOOOOus/kg; Vitamin D3 lOOOius/kg; Vitamin E 125ius/kg; Vitamin Bl 9 mg/kg; Vitamin B2 4mg/kg; Vitamin B6 4mg/kg; Vitamin Bl 2 24mcg/kg; Nicotinic Acid I Zmg/kg; Pantothenic Acid lOmg/kg; Folic Acid 4.0mg/kg; Choline Chloride 120mg/kg; Iron 100 mg/kg; Copper 30mg/kg; Biotin 425 meg/kg; Manganese 70mg/kg; Zinc 100 mg/kg; Iodine 0.4mg/kg; Cobalt l.OOmg/kg; Antioxidant lOOmg/kg.

USAGE
A diet combining long chop digestible fibre with quality proteins and oils to produce a high energy diet with non heating energy. All ingredients are chosen specifically for their high digestibility and palatability including garlic and herbs. Yeast has been added to improve hindgut fermentation. This ration includes the highly regarded Charnwood Vitamin, Mineral & Trace Element Supplement to keep all animals in top health.

All of the cereals included have been Micronized (cooked), and the mix contains the quality proteins soya and alfalfa needed to build body tissue and muscle development

FEEDING SUGGESTIONS
Feed around 2-6 kilos per day, with good quality hay, depending on size and amount of work performed.
Small horses in light work rarely need more than 30% of their intake as mix. As work load increases
this can be stepped up to 60%.
Exact feeding recommendations are difficult to stipulate, as individual Horse's requirements differ widely. Equines should not be allowed to become over-fat, and the Owner's eye should be the best judge of balance.
Always make sure that your horse has access to a plentiful supply of clean, fresh water.