Baileys Everyday High Fibre Mix - 20kg

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This guide is for horse owners looking to provide their horses and ponies with year-round high-fibre nutrition, especially those at rest or in light work. The Baileys Everyday High Fibre Mix offers a balanced, low-energy feed that promotes healthy skin, a glossy coat, and overall well-being without causing excitability. Keep in mind that while it's suitable for many horses, always consult with a veterinarian or equine nutritionist for specific dietary needs.
| Model Part Number | ARW0-00326-xxx-BAI |
|---|---|
| Brand | Baileys |
No, this feed is designed for horses with low energy requirements or those at rest. Consult an equine nutritionist for a suitable feed for horses in heavy work.
Yes, it is suitable for most breeds, but the amount fed should be adjusted based on the individual horse's needs and body condition.
If stored properly, the feed should remain fresh for several weeks after opening. Always check the expiration date on the bag.
Consult with your vet, the feed has a low energy profile but always seek expert guidance for animals prone to metabolic issues.
This feed can typically be purchased at most equestrian supply stores or online retailers that sell horse feed.
Follow the feeding guidelines on the packaging, adjusting the amount based on your horse's weight, activity level, and body condition. Always provide access to fresh water.
The ingredients include digestible fibre sources, increased levels of oil, and a fully balanced blend of vitamins and minerals. (Consult the packaging for full details).
Gradually introduce the feed over several days. Try mixing it with a small amount of a feed the horse already enjoys.
Reduce the amount of feed and ensure the horse is receiving adequate fibre from other sources, such as hay.
Reduce the amount of the feed and increase the horse's exercise.
Increase the amount of feed, ensuring the horse is receiving other necessary nutrients and consider adding a supplement.
Follow the feeding guidelines on the packaging, which are based on the horse's weight and activity level. Always adjust the amount based on your horse's individual needs and condition.
This mix can be fed alongside other feeds, such as hay or pasture. However, ensure that the total diet is balanced and meets the horse's nutritional requirements. Consult an equine nutritionist for personalized advice.