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Equestrian Cubes

Equestrian Cubes are a 12% protein feed with moderate energy levels. By the nature of them being a cube they are more fibrous in nature versus the Competition 12% Mix and hence contain a lower starch level. They contain good oil, trace mineral and vitamin levels.

All these products contain good oil, trace mineral and vitamin levels.

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Product features

12% protein, good energy level, with an excellent equine vitamin and mineral pack.
Convenient, consistent, dust-free pellets.
Ideal for leisure horses in light to moderate work.
Very suitable for riding, equestrian and trekking centres.
Useful for store horses and mares up to 3 months before foaling.

Instructions for use

Complementary feed for horses and ponies as a supplement to ad-lib forage and water. Feed GAIN Equestrian Cubes to adult horses and ponies in light competition and leisure activities. Feed 0.5-1.25kg/day/100kg bodyweight. Do not exceed the recommended maximum feeding rate. Feed in small meals (max. 0.5kg/100kg bodyweight) spread regularly throughout the day. Adjust feeding rates for bodyweight, condition, work, weather and forage. Do not feed with forage from high selenium soils. Do not feed to sheep or other livestock. Store in a cool dry place.

Ingredients

Oats, Wheat feed, Sunfl ower meal, Oat feed, Soya bean hulls, Molasses, Alfalfa, Beet pulp, Soya bean oil.

Nutritional Information

DE MJ/kg : 10.5
Protein % : 12.0
Oil % : 4.0
Fibre % : 14.0
Vit. A iu/kg : 10,000
Vit. D3 iu/kg : 1,000
Vit. E iu/kg : 150
Ca:P mg/kg : 2.2
Cu mg/kg : 35
Se mg/kg : 0.23

Daily Feeding Guide

KG	Light Work	Medium Work
100	0.5	1.25
200	1.0	2.5
300	1.5	3.75
400	2.0	5.0

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