Dodson & Horrell Pasture Mix - 20kg

Dodson & Horrell Pasture Mix is Britain's favorite, original oat-free coarse mix, formulated to gi...

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This guide helps horse owners understand and effectively use Dodson & Horrell Pasture Mix. It's designed for horses needing a balanced, oat-free diet for optimal sparkle and condition. While highly beneficial, it's crucial to follow the feeding guidelines to avoid overfeeding. This mix contains a blend of essential nutrients and herbs, including garlic, mint, and carrots, supporting overall horse health and well-being.

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What is the primary benefit of Dodson & Horrell Pasture Mix?

It provides a balanced, oat-free diet for horses, promoting overall health and condition without the excitability associated with oats.

How much Pasture Mix should I feed my horse?

Feed 400g-1kg per 100kg of bodyweight per day, divided into at least 2-3 meals. Always ensure access to forage.

Is this feed suitable for all horses?

It's suitable for most horses. However, consult your veterinarian if your horse has specific dietary needs or health concerns.

Does this feed contain any additives?

The feed contains a herbal blend of garlic, mint, basil, and oregano, and also contains carrots.

How should I store the Pasture Mix?

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Can I feed this mix to a horse with laminitis?

Consult with your vet as it contains starch and sugar.

What is the guaranteed analysis?

Crude Protein = 9.5%, Crude Ash = 7.5%, Lysine = 3.6g/kg, Starch = 21.0%, Sugar = 7.0%, Crude Fibre = 11.0%, Energy =10.8MJDE/kg, Crude Oils & Fats = 3.2%

Troubleshooting

Horse seems too energetic or 'fizzy'.

Reduce the amount of Pasture Mix fed and ensure the horse is getting adequate exercise.

Horse is not eating the feed.

Ensure the feed is fresh and not stored improperly. Try mixing it with a small amount of something the horse enjoys, such as soaked beet pulp or a few carrots.

Horse is losing weight.

Increase the amount of Pasture Mix fed, ensuring the horse is still getting enough forage.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Oat-free formula reduces the risk of excitability.
  • Contains a blend of herbs and carrots for added health benefits.
  • Provides a balanced nutritional profile.
  • Easy to feed and incorporate into a horse's diet.

Cons

  • Requires careful adherence to feeding guidelines to avoid overfeeding.
  • May not be suitable for horses with specific dietary restrictions (besides oat-free).
  • Requires at least 2kg per 100kg bodyweight of forage per day.
  • Feeding amount varies based on horse's body weight and activity level.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
  2. Feeding: Always provide fresh drinking water. Ensure the horse has access to forage (hay or grass).
  3. Compatibility: Suitable for most horses, but consult with a veterinarian if your horse has specific dietary requirements or health concerns. The mix is oat-free.
  4. Feeding Guidelines: Feed 400g-1kg per 100kg of bodyweight per day. Do not exceed 1kg per 100kg of bodyweight per day in total. Divide into at least 2-3 meals per day. Ensure a minimum intake of 2kg per 100kg of bodyweight of forage per day. Fresh drinking water must be available at all times.

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