Red Mills Foal & Yearling Cooked Mix - 25kg


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This guide is for horse owners who want to provide optimal nutrition to their foals and yearlings. The Red Mills Foal & Yearling Cooked Mix is designed to support healthy growth and development, promoting muscle, topline, and bone strength. Keep in mind that this feed should be used in conjunction with a balanced feeding program and appropriate veterinary advice.
| Model Part Number | ARW0-05412-xxx-RED |
|---|---|
| Brand | Red Mills |
Refer to the feeding guidelines on the product packaging, which provides specific recommendations based on the horse's age, weight, and activity level.
No, this feed is specifically formulated for foals and yearlings. Mature horses have different nutritional needs.
Store the feed in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and pests. Seal the bag tightly after each use.
The feed includes steam-cooked grains, high-quality protein sources, a vitamin and mineral package, antioxidants, and a bone support package.
Results can vary. You may start to see improvements in coat condition and weight gain within a few weeks, but it's essential to monitor the horse's overall health and growth.
Yes, but it's advisable to consult with a veterinarian or equine nutritionist to ensure the supplements are compatible and do not over-supplement certain nutrients.
Ensure the feed is fresh and stored properly. Try mixing it with a small amount of the horse's current feed or adding a palatable supplement to encourage consumption.
Gradually increase the amount of feed, monitor for any changes in the horse's behavior or manure. Consult with a veterinarian if the problem persists.