Dengie Alfalfa Pellets - 20kg

Feeding amounts will vary based on your horse's size, workload, and individual needs. Start with a small amount (e.g., 1-2 cups) and adjust as needed. Consult with a veterinarian or equine nutritionist for personalized recommendations.

Yes, Dengie Alfalfa Pellets can be fed dry. However, soaking them in water beforehand can be beneficial, especially for older horses or those with dental issues.

Yes, Dengie Alfalfa Pellets are naturally low in sugar and starch, making them suitable for horses with metabolic concerns. Always monitor your horse's condition and consult with a vet.

Store the pellets in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Ensure the packaging is sealed properly after each use to maintain freshness.

No, Dengie Alfalfa Pellets should be used as a supplement to a balanced diet, including hay or pasture. They are not designed to be the sole source of nutrition.

The key benefits include providing a concentrated source of high-quality fiber, low sugar and starch content, ease of feeding, and support for digestive health and overall well-being in horses.

The duration depends on the feeding amount and the number of animals fed. At a typical daily feeding rate, a 20kg bag can last several weeks to a few months.

While primarily for horses and ponies, they can also be suitable for other animals that benefit from a high-fiber diet, such as goats and other livestock. Always check the specific dietary needs of the animal.

Try mixing the pellets with a small amount of a feed your horse enjoys. Ensure the pellets are fresh and stored correctly. Experiment with soaking them in warm water to enhance palatability.

Reduce the amount of pellets fed. Ensure the introduction was gradual. Consult with a veterinarian if the problem persists.