Allen & Page Calm & Condition horse and pony feed promotes topline without the barley. This unique...Allen & Page Calm & Condition horse and pony feed promotes topline without the barley. This unique recipe is ideal for horses and ponies at rest to hard work, poor doers struggling to gain or maintain weight, and those requiring slow release energy. It's also suitable for horses and ponies struggling to chew due to worn or missing teeth, or those with intolerances to barley, alfalfa, and molasses. This high-fibre, low-starch, and low-sugar feed provides controlled energy from fibre and oil, offering slow-release energy without causing excitability. It soaks in 5-10 minutes and is balanced with vitamins, minerals, a probiotic, and prebiotics for healthy digestion. It also includes linseed for Omega 3. It is barley, molasses, and alfalfa-free. Introduce gradually over 7-10 days. Do not feed dry; soak for 5-10 minutes. Not suitable for horses prone to laminitis. Do not feed to sheep.
This guide is for horse and pony owners looking for a feed that promotes topline and condition without barley. Allen & Page Calm & Condition provides slow-release energy, making it suitable for a variety of horses and ponies, including those at rest, in hard work, or with specific dietary needs. A key benefit is its suitability for horses with intolerances to barley, alfalfa, and molasses. Note that it is not suitable for horses prone to laminitis.
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FAQs
How should I introduce this feed to my horse?
Introduce Allen & Page Calm & Condition gradually over 7-10 days.
Can I feed this to a horse with laminitis?
No, this feed is not suitable for horses prone to laminitis.
How long should I soak the feed?
Soak the feed for 5-10 minutes before feeding.
Is this feed suitable for all horses?
It is suitable for horses at rest to hard work, those struggling to gain weight, and those with certain dietary intolerances. However, it is not suitable for horses prone to laminitis.
What are the key ingredients?
The feed is high-fibre, low-starch, and low-sugar. It contains vitamins, minerals, a probiotic, prebiotics, and linseed for Omega 3.
Can I feed this to my sheep?
No, do not feed this product to sheep.
Troubleshooting
Horse is not eating the feed.
Ensure the feed is properly soaked and introduce the feed gradually. Check for any other underlying health issues.
Horse shows signs of excitability.
Ensure the horse is not receiving too much feed for its workload. Reduce the portion size or consult with a vet.
Poor weight gain.
Ensure the correct amount is being fed according to the horse's activity level and needs. Consult with a vet to rule out any underlying health concerns.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Suitable for horses with specific dietary needs.
Provides a balanced nutritional profile.
Promotes healthy digestion with prebiotics and a probiotic.
Offers slow-release energy for controlled performance.
Cons
Not suitable for horses prone to laminitis.
Requires soaking before feeding.
Should not be fed dry.
Not for use with sheep.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Always soak Allen & Page Calm & Condition in water for 5-10 minutes before feeding. Do not feed dry.
Introduction: Introduce the feed gradually over 7-10 days.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place.
Compatibility: This feed is compatible with other feeds, but always introduce new feeds gradually.
Not for Sheep: This feed should not be fed to sheep.
Portion Size: Consult with a veterinarian or equine nutritionist to determine the appropriate portion size for your horse based on their individual needs and activity level.