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This guide is for horse owners seeking to improve their horse's condition and performance using Baileys No. 20 Slow Release Condition & Competition Mix. This feed provides slow-release energy, promoting outstanding condition and supporting gut health, ideal for horses with high calorie requirements. Note that while this feed is beneficial, it is crucial to monitor your horse's weight and adjust feeding accordingly.
| Model Part Number | ARW0-01415-xxx-BAI |
|---|---|
| Brand | Baileys |
Feeding amounts depend on your horse's weight, workload, and condition. Refer to the feeding guidelines on the bag or consult with an equine nutritionist.
Yes, Baileys No. 20 contains prebiotics and yeast culture to support gut health. Introduce it gradually and monitor your horse's response.
The duration depends on the feeding rate and the size of the bag. A 20kg bag will last longer if you have a horse that requires a smaller serving.
Yes, it can be mixed with other feeds and supplements to meet your horse's specific dietary requirements. It's best to consult with an equine nutritionist.
Store it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and pests, and keep the bag sealed to maintain freshness.
Yes, Baileys No. 20 can be suitable for various breeds. However, consider the horse's individual needs. Consult with a vet if you have any specific concerns.
Try mixing it with a small amount of something your horse enjoys or gradually introduce the feed. If the refusal continues, check for any underlying health issues.
Increase the amount of Baileys No. 20 fed, and ensure a balanced diet. Consult with a vet to rule out any underlying health issues.
Reduce the amount of Baileys No. 20. Consider supplementing with a calmer feed. Ensure adequate turnout and exercise.
Gradually introduce Baileys No. 20 into the horse's diet. Ensure access to plenty of fresh water. Consult with a vet if the problem persists.
Ensure the horse is receiving adequate vitamins and minerals. Check the overall diet and consult with a vet or equine nutritionist.
