Race Horse Feed

Racing Ready Concentrate Horse Treatment

The SUPPLY NEED for POWER in the race horse is very high, so that the supply of extra heat is in the foreground. Purina Race Ready Horse Feed is formulated to provide these hardworking athlete with a large amount of power while solving the problems of the alimentary system by spreading cholesterol across multiple springs (vegetable oil, indigestible fibres such as turnip chips, high value grain and molasses).

The use of plant oil and fibres that are able to ferment well, such as turnip chips, has been shown to be beneficial for the diligent equestrian. Purina has learnt from comprehensive research and farm tests how certain dietary benefits can contribute to the fact that the horse is very energetic and prolific throughout its life, even if it is additionally burdened by exercise programmes and power expects.

Purina® Amplify Nugget is a tasty, high-fat extrusion particulate that provides excess protein for gaining body mass, power, lactation and preparation for sale in a carefully formulated, low-carb, balanced diet. Only Purina® horse feed, which includes Race Ready horse feed, contains this patented dietary additive. There is no need for additional source of power, oil, vitamins at all.

Feed levels differ according to tallness, aging, temper, condition, feed grade, weather and activities. Regularly - at least twice a day - feed three meals a day. Feed the horse in a mature stance from large bottom vats, placed at standard or lower levels. Don't feed yourself.

Avoid fast food being eaten by the horse. Reducing and/or retarding the feed of a horse that is warm, aroused or painful, has a temperature or diarrhoea. Accommodate always a min of 1. 0 to 1. 2 pounds per 100 pounds of good grade, tidy hey or the equivalent in 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 once a year and see your pet vet regularly.

Perform the feed exchange step by step over a 7 to 10 week time. 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.

Don't feed mouldy or bug-affected food to pets, as this can lead to disease, poor health or even dying. The use of more than 0,3 parts per million (ppm) of self-enriched salt is forbidden.