Purina Horse Feed Ingredients
Mix Purina Horse Feed IngredientsStrategy® Healthy Edge horse feed is made exclusively from high-quality, healthy ingredients and thoroughly tasted in the Purina Animal Nutrition Center and is easily digestible and resistant for the horse. It is helpful for the horse with moderately high caloric requirements to keep him in the best state. It provides regulated starches and sugar for the horse that is susceptible to the effects of carbohydrate solubility.
Includes an unrivaled mix of ingredients that help maintain stomach equilibrium and give you and your horse the self-assurance they need. Feed with grass or meadow. Begin with the stated values for the horse's total height and life style. If the horse is observed for a long while, the amount of feed can be raised or lowered by 10% to achieve the required physical status and the required load. Horse feed by 1 lb for every 2 lb of further grass.
The feed rate varies according to tallness, aging, temper, condition, feed grade, weather and levels of activities. Feeds regularly - at least twice a day - with three feeds a day. Leave the horse in a pristine stance in a trough with a large floor at standard or lower heights.
Don't feed yourself. Avoid the fast feed being eaten by the horse. Reducing and/or delaying the feed of a horse that is warm, aroused or painful, has a temperature or diarrhoea. Feed at least 1. 0 to 1. 2 pounds per 100 pounds of good grade human health, pure hey or the equivalents in the willow.
The feed change should take place stepwise over a 7 to 10 week time. Any change in feed rates should not be more than 1.0 per horse per night. Give your horse entrance to brine. Examine the horse's mouth every year and see your vet regularly.
Allow the feed to be changed over 7 to 10 consecutive working hours. The new fodder should be mixed with the old fodder by incrementally adding the amount of the new fodder while reducing the same amount of the old fodder. Feed changes should not be more than 1 lb per horse per day.
Avoid feeding mouldy or insect-infested feed to pets as this can lead to disease, poor nutrition or even dead.