pellets for HORSES
ADVANTAGE
No pre-grinding
The pellets preserve all the fiber with all the advantages that this entails.
Retrench of space
With our pellets we manage to store much more in less space.
Great durability over time
Keeping all its features intact.
Free of microorganisms
Due to the high production temperatures.
all controls
Pellets from our own fodder, ensuring absolute quality control.
ALFALFA
Pellets with more than 18% crude protein
- Helps muscle building
- bone strengthening
- Prevention of gastric ulcers
- Facilitates recovery
- Calcium intake
- mineral source
- pH regulator
- Decrease or avoid eating grains
- Prevents muscle loss
- good palatability
- Add variety to the diet
- Counteracts loss of absorption from the digestive system
- Help with gestation
- Facilitates milk production
- Promotes growth
- Prevents bone problems
OATS and FESTUCA
- Maintains stable intestinal flora
- Maintains intestinal motility
- Energy for prolonged efforts
- colic prevention
- Natural fiber contribution
- natural tooth wear
- continued production of saliva
- fight boredom
- High digestibility
- Facilitates intake (chewing)
- Increase water intake
- Internal heat generation by digestion
- Help with gestation
- Facilitates milk production
- Promotes growth
- Prevents bone problems
STRAW FOR BEDS
- Great absorption capacity
- Great expandability
- Generates little waste
- high durability
- Ease of handling
- Retrench of space
- Saving of working hours
- Natural product
- Standard 3×3 box
- 6 bags of 20 kg at the beginning
- Replace with 2 bags at 15 days
- Minimum duration of 30 days and can be extended depending on the maintenance of the bed
- Remove the manure once a day
- Move the part where the horse urinates
- Remove when wet and replace with new product
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE
Alfalfa, oats and fescue
It is possible to moisten the pellets for a few hours with a proportion of at least 1kg/1l, achieving the appearance of freshly harvested forage. The recommended total daily intake of meat for a horse in a correct state is 2% of its live weight.
In the case of alfalfa, an amount greater than 20% of the daily intake is not recommended, a maximum of 2 kg in horses of 500 kg of live weight.
