Dodson & Horrell Health Mash - 15kg



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This guide is for horse owners seeking to support their horse's immune and digestive health. The Dodson & Horrell Health Mash offers a molasses-free, low-starch, and high-fiber solution, providing key benefits for gut health and overall well-being. However, it requires a 10-minute soaking period before feeding. This guide will cover everything from the key features and benefits to setup, care, and troubleshooting.
| Model Part Number | ARW0-14390-xxx-DH8 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dodson & Horrell |
Feeding guidelines are provided on the packaging, based on your horse's size and workload. Consult your veterinarian or an equine nutritionist for personalized recommendations.
Health Mash is suitable for most horses, but it's always best to consult with your veterinarian, especially if your horse has specific dietary needs or health concerns.
It is best to feed the mash immediately after soaking. Do not store soaked mash for later use.
Because of its low sugar and starch content, Health Mash can be a good option, however, always consult your veterinarian or an equine nutritionist for guidance.
This product is available at various equestrian retailers and online stores. Please check the Dodson & Horrell website for details.
The key ingredients include MOS, FOS, Actisaf Yeast & Psyllium for digestive support, QLC Antioxidants & Echinacea for immune support, and a blend of herbs.
Ensure the mash is soaked for the full 10 minutes. Try mixing with a small amount of palatable feed or offering it separately. Consult with a veterinarian to rule out any underlying health issues.
Monitor your horse's stool for a few days. If the change is significant or persistent, reduce the amount of mash and consult your veterinarian.