Products:Fitright, HP23, DigestFit esparcette pellet, healthy reward treats, grain-free granolaPeriod: 6 to 8 weeksWhat are you going to do:You are now going to slowly phase out the last half of the old basic pellet until your horse is fully on roughage and
Fitright and
HP23.
Observe carefully how fast your horse eats the feed.
If it eats quickly, it needs more minerals. Keep track of your horse's weight by calculating it using the formula ((Chest circumference in cm)² x (Length in cm) / 11,880 = Horse weight in kg).
You can give grain and sugar free muesli as an extra treat and esparcette pellets as a support for the intestinal flora.
Do you want to give him a treat?
Then give him as a small reward our healthy grain-free
Metazoa Snax horse treats, for example for during or after training.
- 250 grams FitRight Lucerne, Esparcette or Timothy per day
- 500 grams of HP23 per day
- Supplementary 200 grams of esparcette pellets per day for building up the intestinal flora
- 500 to 2000 grams of grain-free, soy-free, molasses-free and GMO-free muesli as an extra
- Healthy horse treats as a reward
- Unlimited roughage
What can you notice?Your horse is less likely to get gas colic and his coat will shine more, even during the molt.
In addition, some horses will suffer from lumps and stripes on the skin for a few days to a few weeks.
This is due to the removal of accumulated waste and is therefore not an allergy.
If necessary, you can postpone the phasing out until the effect has disappeared.
It may be that your horse has an underlying problem that comes to light now that the immune system is better able to do its work.
If so, contact us so we can refer you to a nutritionist or a veterinarian