| Description | | | suitable for riding schools, easy-to-feed horses,
nervous/hot-tempered horses and horses in recreational
exertion. |
- DraversBrok by Havens Horsefeed is a high-energy feed intended for performance horses.
- It contains cereal grains, alfalfa, and flax oil as energy sources.
- This feed helps support optimal skin and hoof conditions.
| Ferto-LAC 3 special broodmare cubes are especially developed to support both mare and foal. Ferto-LAC 3 is a unique and proven formula with high quality proteins, essential vitamins and minerals to meet the specific nutrient requirements of mares during last trimester of pregnancy and lactation. |
- A triple whole grain formula
Steam cooked for improved digestibility and nutrient availability
Source of quality protein and essential amino acids
RED MILLS Pro Balance vitamin and mineral package
Added antioxidants including Vitamin E and selenium
Added bone support package, including Vitamin K
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| Content |
- Super Psyllium- Sand Remover.
- 4 ounces (112 gm) per horse (weighing around 500kg) per day for consecutive seven days for best results for small or medium weight animals, dose may be adjusted 250 mg/kg body weight Consult a veterinarian before using in Pregnant animals Contact the Veterinarian for any suggestions or questions on usage.
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- Sand X-Horse Psyllium.
- 99% high grade soluble fiber-rich psyllium in a palatable blend to be fed in the presence of compaction due to sand ingestion.
- Sand Colic refers to pain in the abdomen or pain in the belly caused by compaction due to sand ingestion.
- Prevention: Always provide clean water, keep your horse’s diet consisten and feed at leat 60% of his diet (by weight) as roughage (hay or pasture).
- High-grain diets increase colic risk by three to four times.
- Maintain a regular feeding schedule, feed good quality hay, use feeding systems that minimize eating directly off the ground.
- Feed psyllium products for five to seven consecutive days each month to remove dirt and sand through the bowel if sand colic is a problem in your area.
- Psyllium is a natural soluble fiber derived from the husks of a seed grain.
- It absorbs liquid in the intestines and swells to rid the animal of compactions caused by ingested sand and foreign matter.
| The Basis-Sport cubes is a popular all-round ‘Non-Heating' conditioning feed. The cubes are oat free and very
suitable for horses in light work or horses that get too energetic from oats.
The 100% natural Basis-Sport cubes have a high fiber
content, from e.g. alfalfa. The 7-mm cubes contain a
moderate energy level and are fully balanced with all
necessary vitamins, minerals and trace elements to cover
your horse’s nutritional needs.
Also very suitable for riding schools, easy-to-feed horses,
nervous/hot-tempered horses and horses in recreational
exertion.
Excellent value-for-money
Enriched with vitamins, minerals and trace elements
Oat free; can also be solution for nervous hot-tempered sport horses
Extra oil for a shiny coat
Moderate energy level
Fits perfectly into the ration of riding schools and leisure horses
FEEDING GUIDELINE
It is important to feed a diet and quantity that meets the lifestyle and needs of the horse. A general guideline
for the recommended total amount of concentrates per day:
• For maintenance and basic sport: 0.2 to 0.5 kg per 100 kg bodyweight.
• For (top) sport: 0.5 to 1.0 kg per 100 kg bodyweight.
Divide this daily ration into at least 2-3 meals per day. Always try to feed a minimum of 1.5% of bodyweight as
good quality forage. Fresh drinking water must be available at all times. |
- DraversBrok is a complete performance pellet (7mm) for all horses and ponies on medium to heavy work and our #1 bestseller.
- It is easily digestible and composed of natural and high-quality raw materials, enriched with extra vitamins and minerals.
- The added linseed oil is rich in omega fatty acids and supports a good condition and a shiny coat.
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- Gestating and lactating mares have an increased need for
energy, high quality proteins and the important bone minerals:
calcium, phosphorus and magnesium. Foals are born without
stock of vitamin A (has to be provided by the mare milk in the
first weeks) so the mare’s need for vitamin A is also increased.
Increased energy and protein level for an optimal milk
production
- FEEDING GUIDELINE It is important to feed a diet and quantity
that meets the lifestyle and needs of the horse. . Divide this
daily ration into at least 2-3 meals per day. Always try to feed
a minimum of 1.5% of bodyweight as good quality forage.
Fresh drinking water must be always available.
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- Mares during pregnancy and lactation
- Stallions during the covering season
- Youngstock during growth and development
- Fertility
- Foetal development
- Balanced growth and skeletal development
- Milk and colostrum production
- Optimal condition and topline
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