Dodson & Horrell Staypower Cubes - 20kg



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This guide is for horse owners and trainers using Dodson & Horrell Staypower Cubes. The cubes offer a steady release of energy, perfect for horses requiring stamina and controlled temperament. Note that while designed for low-starch diets, individual horses may react differently, so monitoring is essential. These cubes provide a balanced nutritional profile, supporting muscle development and overall performance.
| Model Part Number | ARW0-01123-xxx-DH0 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dodson & Horrell |
Refer to the feeding guidelines on the bag, adjusting based on your horse's weight and workload. Consult your vet for tailored advice.
While suitable for many, especially those needing stamina and controlled energy, it's best to consult a vet, especially if your horse has specific dietary requirements or health concerns.
Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and pests, in a sealed container or bag.
Yes, but consult with your vet to ensure the combination is safe and beneficial for your horse.
The duration depends on your feeding amount and the number of horses you're feeding. Consult feeding guides and plan accordingly.
The product information states that it is oat-grain free and includes key amino acids, electrolytes, chelated minerals, and ActiSaf protected yeast. Check the packaging for the full ingredients list.
Gradually introduce the cubes mixed with the horse's regular feed. You may also moisten the cubes to make them more palatable.
Reduce the amount of cubes being fed and consider increasing the workload. Consult with your veterinarian to rule out other possible causes.
Slow the introduction of the cubes into the diet even further. Ensure ample access to water and monitor the horse's condition. Consult your veterinarian.