Hay-alfalfa pellets 14mm

Packaging: big bags, 20kg paper bags

Ingredients: hay 70%, dehydrated alfalfa hay 30%

- Universal feed suitable as basic feed, concentrated feed replacement or as a supplement to the grain ration.

- Dust extracted – suitable for animals with respiratory tract problems caused by dust and mildew in the basic feed.

- Ideal as a basic feed for an old horses or even when teeth are missing.

- Alfalfa enriches the pellet with vitamins (e.g., vitamin A, vitamin E) and minerals (e.g., calcium, phosphorus) beyond what grass hay alone provides, supporting various physiological functions and promoting overall well-being.

- Alfalfa's natural sweetness often enhances palatability, encouraging horses to consume the pellets eagerly, which can be particularly beneficial for picky eaters or horses with reduced appetite.

- Excellent as a forage during competitions or when traveling longer distances due to its compressed form and package convenience.

Pellet diameter, mm	14mm
Moisture,%	max 12
Crude protein on DM, %	12-14%
Origin	Baltic States

Indicative values* on dry matter (sample from crop 2024):

• Moisture - 9.4%
• Crude protein - 12,2%
• Crude fiber - 27,7%
• Sugars - 7.2%
• Fruktan - 2.9%
• Crude fat - 2,4%
• Crude ash - 6.5%
• Sand < 1,0%
• ME-Horse - 8.0 MJ/kg
• verd. Energy (Horses) - 9,3 MJ/kg
• pcv XP (praec.verd. crude prot.) - 7,6 %
• verd. Protein (Horses) - 7,3 %
• NFC (Non-Fiber-Carbohydrates) - 18.7 %
•  Phosphorous (P) – 0.2%
• Calcium (Ca) – 0.88%

* values may vary depening on field and time of cutting.

Dosage:  - Base Diet: high-quality forage such as grass hay or mixed grass hay at a minimum of 1.5% to 2% of your horse's body weight daily provides essential fiber.

- Supplementation with Pellets: Supplement the forage with our premium hay pellets 0.5% to 1% of your horse's body weight daily, divided into multiple meals throughout the day for better digestion and utilization of nutrients.

- Adjust the pellet portion according to your horse's activity level, body condition, and individual nutritional needs. Horses in moderate to heavy work may require a higher proportion of pellets for additional energy support.

- Provide Fresh Water: Ensure access to clean, fresh water at all times to support proper digestion, hydration, and overall health.- Consult with a Nutritionist or Veterinarian: For personalized feeding recommendations tailored to your horse's specific needs, consult with a qualified equine nutritionist or veterinarian.