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This guide provides essential information for horse owners using Dodson & Horrell Build Up Conditioning Cubes. These cubes are designed to help horses and ponies gain condition in a controlled manner, offering high oil content for improved condition and providing slow-release energy. They are enhanced with added L-Lysine to support muscle development, and Actisaf live yeast probiotic to promote digestive health. Please note that individual horse needs vary, and it's always best to consult with a veterinarian or equine nutritionist for personalized feeding advice.
| Model Part Number | ARW0-01130-xxx-DH0 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dodson & Horrell |
Store the cubes in a cool, dry place. Keep the bag sealed to maintain freshness and prevent contamination.
Yes, these cubes are suitable for ponies. Adjust the feeding amount according to the pony's weight and condition.
Results can vary. You may start to see improvements in coat condition within a few weeks, with weight gain developing over a few weeks or months, depending on the individual horse and the feeding rate.
Always check the ingredient list for potential allergens and consult with your veterinarian before feeding if your horse has known allergies.
Check the best-before date on the packaging for the shelf life. Once opened, store properly to maintain freshness.
Yes, but be mindful of the overall nutritional intake. Consider consulting with an equine nutritionist to ensure a balanced diet.
This product is designed for weight gain. It may not be suitable for overweight horses. Please consult with your veterinarian.
No, it is a supplementary feed and should be used as part of a balanced diet that also includes forage.
Try mixing the cubes with other feed, or moistening them with water. Ensure no other underlying health issues affect appetite.
Reduce the amount of cubes fed and gradually reintroduce them. Consider consulting with a veterinarian.
Reduce the amount of cubes fed. Monitor the horse's body condition score and adjust accordingly.
