Low starch, low NSC, high protein, extruded complete feed for broodmares.
There are many benefits in providing a low starch, low NSC diet to broodmares. In this article Why studs should feed less starch respected veterinarian Dr David Wood BVSc, MRCVS explains those benefits and also looks at the potential issues that high starch diets can cause.
Low starch, high protein feeds may also be suitable for use in aged horses and those prone to digestive upsets or Laminitis.
The brochure can be downloaded here
| Energy | 13 MJ | Magnesium | 0.4% | Vitamin B1 – Thiamine | 22 mg |
| Crude Protein | 20 % | Iron | 425mg | Vitamin B2 – Riboflavin | 3.9mg |
| Lysine | 1.8 % | Zinc | 280mg | Vitamin B3 – Niacin | 200mg |
| Methionine | 0.3% | Copper | 80mg | B5 – Pantothenic Acid | 13 mg |
| Starch | 14% | Manganese | 345mg | Biotin | 480mcg |
| NSC | 21% | Sulphur | 9.0 g | Folic Acid | 825mcg |
| Crude Fat | 9.2% | Cobalt | 2.1 mg | Choline | 630mg |
| Crude Fibre | 8.8% | Selenium | 1.3 mg | Iodine | 1.0mg |
| Calcium | 1.6% | Vitamin A | 13,120IU | Zeolite | 1.0 % |
| Phosphorus | 0.8% | Vitamin D3 | 1000 IU | ||
| Potassium | 0.9% | Vitamin E | 130 mg | ||
| Sodium | 0.5% |
Ingredients: Millrun, Lucerne meal, micronized lupin, lime, DCP, salt, vegetable oil, Molophos, zeolite, Vitamin E premix, Horsepower trace element & vitamin premix.
Feeding Rate:
- Empty Mares 2-3kg per day
- Pregnant Mares (up to 9 month gestation) 3-4kg per day
- Pregnant Mares (9 months to term) 4kg per day
- Lactating Mares 5-6kg per day
Adjust intake according to body condition.
Do not allow mares to become over fat prior too foaling.
Note. Starch & NSC may vary due to variable levels in raw materials.