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Baileys No. 14 Lo-Cal Balancer 20kg
Baileys No. 14 Lo-Cal Balancer 20kg
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Baileys No. 14 Lo-Cal Balancer 20kg
A nutrient-rich pellet providing all the essential vitamins and minerals needed for the health and well-being of horses and ponies — with minimal carbohydrates. Baileys Lo-Cal Balancer is the ideal solution for good-doers, horses on calorie-restricted diets, and those that maintain weight easily on forage alone.
Key Benefits
- Complete vitamin & mineral profile — addresses common deficiencies in forage-based diets
- Minimal carbohydrates — provides essential micronutrients without excess calories or starch
- Low calorie — ideal for good-doers and horses on weight management programmes
- Pellet format — easy to feed, minimal waste
- Suitable for horses on forage-only or restricted diets
How to Feed
Feed at the recommended daily amount alongside good quality forage. Follow the feeding guide on pack. Always ensure fresh water is available.
FAQ
- Is it suitable for laminitic horses?
- Yes — Lo-Cal Balancer is low in calories and carbohydrates, making it a suitable option for laminitis-prone horses that need micronutrient support without extra sugar or starch. Always consult your vet for individual dietary advice.
- How does it differ from Performance Balancer?
- Lo-Cal Balancer is designed for good-doers and horses on calorie-restricted diets with lower performance demands. Performance Balancer is specifically formulated for performance horses with elevated protein and micronutrient requirements.
- Can I feed it to a horse in work?
- Yes — Lo-Cal Balancer is suitable for horses at any level of work as a micronutrient foundation. Horses in moderate to hard work may need additional energy sources alongside the balancer.
- Why do horses on restricted diets need a balancer?
- When calorie intake is restricted, horses often receive fewer vitamins, minerals, and amino acids than they need. A balancer provides these essential nutrients in a concentrated, low-calorie form, preventing deficiencies while supporting weight management.
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