Dengie Meadow Grass with Herbs 20kg

Dengie Meadow Grass with Herbs & Oil

Dengie Meadow Grass with Herbs & Oil is a tasty, high-fibre grass feed made from chopped and pelleted meadow grasses. It is coated with rapeseed oil and contains a unique blend of aromatic herbs.

With a digestible energy level of 11.5MJ/kg and 12% oil, it provides useful calories for horses and ponies needing additional condition or slow-release energy. In addition, the high oil content helps support an exceptional coat shine.

Furthermore, the blend contains liquorice root, fennel, mint, chamomile, and aniseed. As a result, it is highly palatable and can help tempt fussy horses and ponies. Furthermore, the feed contains no added sugar and is naturally low in starch.

Why Choose Dengie Meadow Grass with Herbs & Oil?

• High fibre – chopped and pelleted meadow grasses provide a fibre-rich feed.
• High oil – 12% oil helps promote condition, coat shine, and slow-release energy.
• Low starch – contains just 2% starch.
• No added sugar – naturally occurring sugar is 12%.
• Tasty herbal blend – liquorice root, fennel, mint, chamomile and aniseed help tempt fussy feeders.
• Suitable for horses in work – provides useful calories without relying on a high-starch feed.
• Flexible feeding – suitable for bucket feeding or as a partial forage replacer.

Nutritional Information

• Digestible Energy: 11.5MJ/kg
• Crude Protein: 10%
• Crude Oil & Fats: 12%
• Crude Fibre: 25%
• Crude Ash: 10%
• Naturally Occurring Sugar: 12%
• Starch: 2%

Ingredients

Chopped grasses including tall fescue, timothy, and rye, grass pellets, rapeseed oil, liquorice root, ground fennel, chamomile, aniseed, and mint.

Feeding Advice

Dengie Meadow Grass with Herbs & Oil is a straight feed. Therefore, a suitable broad-spectrum vitamin and mineral supplement or balancer should be fed alongside it where required to keep the overall diet balanced.

It can be fed dry, dampened with water, or soaked. Alternatively, it can be included in the bucket feed. In addition, it can be used as a partial forage replacer at up to 1kg per 100kg of bodyweight.

Finally, introduce any new feed gradually. Meanwhile, make sure fresh, clean water is available at all times.