Dengie Meadow Grass 15Kg

Dengie Meadow Grass with Herbs has been formulated by the Dengie team of scientifically trained nutritionists to be used as a source of pure, chemical free fibre that can be added to any bucket feed to help increase chew time. Ideal to use as a hay replacer it supplies additional calories to help gain/maintain weight especially during the winter months. The finest Lincolnshire meadow grass is dried, chopped and lightly dressed with cold-pressed rape seed oil from Aberdeenshire. It is then topped with a unique blend of tasty herbs - liquorice root, fennel, mint, chamomile and aniseed. It is naturally sweet and as it is a short, soft chop is it great for veterans or horses with poor teeth.

Key Features
•    High in fibre, highly digestible, ideal for feeding alongside a balancer or supplement to provide a high fibre diet
•    A very clean source of fibre and so ideal for feeding to competition horses and ponies - can be used as a hay replacer if required
•    Includes carefully selected herbs - liquorice root, ground fennel, chamomile, ainseed and mint to keep your horse happy and healthy
•    The inclusion of grass pellets provides interest and texture
•    Naturally sweet, ideal for tempting fussy feeders
•    Free from artificial flavours, preservatives, molasses and straw

How To Get The Most Out Of Feeding Meadow Grass with Herbs
Dengie Meadow Grass with Herbs is a straight feed and although it contains natural nutrients it does not provide a balanced diet. We would recommend using a broad spectrum vitamin and mineral supplement such as Dengie Leisure or Performance Vits & Mins or alternatively a feed balancer such as Dengie Performance+ Balancer or Leisure Balancer to supply everything your horse or pony needs.

Typical analysis (%) ‘as fed

• Digestible energy 11.5MJ/Kg
  
• Protein 12
  
• Oil 10
  
• Fibre 20
  
• Sugar 12
• Starch 2

Ingredients: Chopped grass, grass pellets, cold-pressed rapeseed oil, herbs.
The visual appearance of the actual product may vary due to environmental conditions during growth and time of harvest