Silvermoor Grassabix with Linseed - Twin Pack

Introduce the blocks gradually, starting with a small amount and increasing the quantity over several days to allow your horse to adjust to the new feed.

Yes, Grassabix is suitable for laminitic horses. However, always consult with your veterinarian for specific dietary advice.

Yes, you can soak the block in water to create a mash, which is easier for horses with dental issues to consume.

Store in a cool, dry place and use within a reasonable timeframe, as indicated on the packaging, to maintain freshness.

Linseed enhances skin and coat condition, provides essential fatty acids, and supports overall health and well-being.

Grassabix is best used as a supplement or treat. It is not intended to be a complete feed replacement. Ensure your horse receives a balanced diet.

Please refer to the best-before date printed on the packaging for the product's shelf life.

Follow the feeding guidelines on the packaging, taking into account your horse's size, activity level, and overall health. Consult your vet or an equine nutritionist for personalized advice.

Try offering the block in a different location or soaking it in water to create a mash. Ensure the horse is accustomed to the flavor and texture, and check for any dental issues.

Reduce the amount fed and gradually increase it over several days. Ensure the horse has access to plenty of fresh water.