SARACEN HORSE
FEEDS
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Suitable for:
- Brood mares in foal
- Lactating mares
- Working stallions
- Growing youngstock
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Diet Description:
- A palatable mix for brood mares during pregnancy and lactation and is ideal
for feeding to other stud animals, providing ample nutrients for working
stallions and growing youngstock. Recent research work has shown taht the
nutreints a brood mare needs in her last three months of pregnancy have been
underestimated. During the last three months of pregnancy, 60% of foetal
development occurs and 40% of the foals skeletal structure develops inside the
mare. Developmental bone disorders are found in foals less then two weeks old;
this may indicate malnutrition of the brood mare during the last three months.
Foals will drink up to 3% of their body weight as their mother's milk. The
mare's milk yield is dependent not just on genetics but also by energy and
nutrient intake during pregancy and lactation. It is very important that your
mare is being fed a ration that has benn formulated especially for her.
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Features and Benefits:
- Easily digested soluble energy sources for sustained foal development and
milk production
- Spread of quality vegetable protein sources which helbs ensure the foals
potential for growth and development is nocht limited
- Boosted levels of micro-nutrients in the correct balance providing
sufficient minerals & vitamins for the mare and the developing skeletal
structure of the foal
- Alfalfa based providing a rich and natural source of calcium wich is more
available than that from limestone.
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Incredients:
- Alfalfa pellets
- Crushed oats
- Micronised barley
- Molglo
- Micronised soya beans
- Micronised peas
- Sun Up 60
- Minerals and vitamins
- Soya oil
- Dicalcium phosphate
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Nutrient Specification:
- Protein: 15.5 %
- Oil: 5.0 %
- Fibre: 13.0 %
- Digestible Energy: 120.0 MJ/kg
- Vitamin A: 14,000 iu/kg
- Vitamin D3: 2,500 iu/kg
- Vitamin E: 16 iu/kg
- Selenium: 0.30 mg/kg
- Copper: 43 mg/kg
This ration supplies over 24
different minerals, vitamins and trace elements including folic acid, biotin, B
group vitamins, zinc and many more, at levels which help ensure that
deficiencies do not occur. |