Dengie Hi-Fi Original - 20kg

Name: Dengie Hi-Fi Original - 20kg
Brand: Dengie
SKU: lwu773u64b
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The original high-fibre maintenance feed for leisure horses and ponies. Providing approximately 8 ...

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This guide is for horse and pony owners looking for a high-fibre maintenance feed. Dengie Hi-Fi Original provides slow-release energy and essential nutrients, encouraging natural browsing behavior. Note that individual feeding amounts should be adjusted based on the horse's weight and activity level.

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FAQs

What are the key ingredients?

Oat straw, alfalfa, molasses, and a mould inhibitor.

What is the protein content?

Approximately 10% as fed.

What is the digestible energy content?

Approximately 8 MJ/kg.

Can I feed this to a horse with laminitis?

Due to the molasses content, it is advisable to consult with a veterinarian or equine nutritionist before feeding to horses prone to laminitis.

How should I introduce this feed to my horse?

Introduce it gradually over several days, mixing it with the horse's current feed.

How long can I store the opened bag?

Once opened, store in a cool, dry place. Consume within a reasonable timeframe, typically within a month or two, depending on storage conditions and how frequently the product is used.

Troubleshooting

Horse is not eating the feed.

Try mixing the feed with other palatable feeds or soaking it in water to make it more appealing. Introduce the feed gradually.

Horse is too thin or losing weight.

Increase the amount of Hi-Fi Original fed. Consider adding a concentrate feed to provide additional energy and nutrients. Consult with a vet to rule out any underlying health issues.

Horse is gaining too much weight.

Reduce the amount of Hi-Fi Original fed. Consider switching to a lower-calorie forage or a feed formulated for weight management.

Feed appears dusty.

Ensure the product is stored correctly. Try lightly dampening the feed before serving to reduce dust.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Supports healthy digestion due to high fibre content.
Provides a consistent level of natural nutrients.
Suitable for horses and ponies at rest or in light work.
Can be used as a partial hay replacement.
Reduces mould and dust content, promoting respiratory health.

Cons

Requires careful monitoring of feeding amounts based on individual horse's needs.
May not provide sufficient energy for horses in moderate to intense work.
Contains molasses, which may not be suitable for all horses (e.g., those prone to laminitis).
Needs to be stored correctly to prevent spoilage.
Should be introduced gradually to the horse's diet.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Feeding Guidelines: Follow the feeding guidelines based on your horse's weight and condition. Always provide fresh water.
Small Ponies (approx. 200kg): Feed 0.5-1.0kg/day as bucket feed, or up to 2.5kg/day as partial hay replacement.
Medium Ponies (approx. 300kg): Feed 0.5-1.5kg/day as bucket feed, or up to 3.5kg/day as partial hay replacement.
Large Ponies (approx. 400kg): Feed 1.0-2.0kg/day as bucket feed, or up to 5kg/day as partial hay replacement.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and pests. Ensure the bag is sealed to maintain freshness.
Compatibility: Dengie Hi-Fi Original can be fed alongside other forages and feeds. Always introduce new feeds gradually.
Care: Monitor your horse's body condition and adjust the feeding amount as necessary. Consult with a veterinarian or equine nutritionist for specific dietary advice.