Simple System PuraBeet - 20kg
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This guide is for horse owners seeking a high-quality fiber source for their equines. Simple System PuraBeet provides digestible fiber and can act as a partial hay replacer, benefiting horses with various needs, including those with metabolic issues. Keep in mind that PuraBeet must be soaked before feeding.
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| Model Part Number | ARW0-97717-xxx-SIM |
|---|---|
| Brand | Simple System |
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FAQs
How long should I soak PuraBeet?
Soak PuraBeet for approximately 12 hours in cold water.
What is the recommended water to PuraBeet ratio?
The recommended ratio is 1 part PuraBeet to 5 parts water.
Can PuraBeet replace all of my horse's hay?
PuraBeet can be used as a partial hay replacer; however, it's recommended to consult with a veterinarian or nutritionist for complete dietary advice.
Is PuraBeet suitable for horses with metabolic issues?
Yes, PuraBeet is unmolassed and suitable for horses with metabolic concerns.
How should I store PuraBeet?
Store dry PuraBeet in a cool, dry place.
How much PuraBeet should I feed my horse?
The amount depends on the horse's individual needs, activity level, and overall diet. Consult with a veterinarian or nutritionist for guidance.
What should I do if my horse doesn't eat the soaked PuraBeet?
Ensure proper soaking and consider mixing the PuraBeet with other palatable feeds to improve acceptance.
Troubleshooting
Horse refuses to eat the PuraBeet.
Ensure the PuraBeet is soaked correctly (1:5 ratio, 12 hours), and consider mixing it with other palatable feeds.
PuraBeet appears dry or clumpy after soaking.
Adjust the water ratio or soaking time; ensure thorough mixing.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides a readily digestible fiber source.
- Suitable for horses with metabolic concerns due to its unmolassed nature.
- Can be used as a partial hay replacer, aiding in dietary management.
- Versatile and beneficial for a wide range of horses, including those with specific dietary needs.
Cons
- Requires soaking before feeding, adding preparation time.
- Storage space needed for soaking and prepared product.
- Incorrect soaking ratios can affect palatability and nutritional value.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Soaking:
- Use a ratio of 1 part PuraBeet to 5 parts cold water.
- Soak for approximately 12 hours.
- Feeding:
- Feed the soaked PuraBeet as part of the horse's daily diet.
- Adjust the amount based on the horse's individual needs and activity level.
- Storage:
- Store the dry PuraBeet in a cool, dry place.
- Discard any uneaten soaked PuraBeet after 24 hours.
- Compatibility:
- PuraBeet is compatible with most equine diets. Always introduce new feeds gradually.
- Consult with a veterinarian or equine nutritionist for specific dietary advice.
- Care:
- Ensure fresh, clean water is always available.
- Monitor the horse's body condition and adjust the feeding amount accordingly.