Sugar Beet Fibre-Beet - 20kg

Fibre-Beet is a quick soaking beet pulp feed with additional fibre and quality protein from alfalf...

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This guide is for horse owners seeking a high-fibre, low-sugar feed option for their horses, particularly those prone to laminitis or needing to gain condition. Sugar Beet Fibre-Beet provides a digestible blend of sugar beet pulp, alfalfa, and oatfeed, offering a slow-release energy source and quality protein. Note that while Fibre-Beet is easy to prepare, it requires soaking before feeding.

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FAQs

How long should I soak Fibre-Beet?

Soaking time varies, typically 15-30 minutes in warm water. Cold water may require longer soaking.

Can I feed Fibre-Beet to all horses?

Fibre-Beet is suitable for most horses, but consult your veterinarian or equine nutritionist, especially for horses with specific dietary needs or health conditions.

How much Fibre-Beet should I feed?

Follow the feeding guidelines on the packaging, adjusting the amount based on your horse's weight, workload, and individual needs. Consult a veterinarian or nutritionist for personalized recommendations.

Is Fibre-Beet a complete feed?

No, Fibre-Beet is a supplementary feed. It should be part of a balanced diet that includes hay or pasture.

How should I store Fibre-Beet?

Store Fibre-Beet in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Seal the bag tightly after each use.

Can I mix Fibre-Beet with other supplements?

Yes, Fibre-Beet can be mixed with other supplements, but always follow the supplement manufacturer's instructions.

Troubleshooting

The Fibre-Beet appears dry after soaking.

Add more water and allow additional soaking time. Ensure water temperature is appropriate (lukewarm is often best).

Horse refuses to eat the Fibre-Beet.

Gradually introduce Fibre-Beet into the horse's diet. Mix it with familiar feeds to improve palatability.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Supports horses prone to laminitis with its low sugar and starch content.
  • Provides a digestible source of fibre to increase fibre intake.
  • Offers a slow-release of energy for sustained performance and condition.
  • Includes quality protein for muscle development and top-line.
  • Aids rehydration after exercise.

Cons

  • Requires soaking in water before feeding, adding preparation time.
  • May not be suitable as the sole feed source; should complement a balanced diet.
  • Requires careful measurement to ensure appropriate serving sizes based on the horse's needs.
  • Storage requires a cool, dry place.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To prepare Fibre-Beet, mix the recommended amount with water, following the instructions on the packaging. Allow it to soak until fully hydrated, usually for 15-30 minutes, or longer if using cold water. Once soaked, it can be added to your horse's regular feed. It is compatible with other feedstuffs, such as hay, haylage, and concentrates. Store the unopened product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain quality. Once opened, reseal the bag tightly to maintain freshness. Always ensure fresh water is available.

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