Baileys No. 24 Ease & Excel Cubes 20kg

Baileys No. 24 Ease & Excel Cubes 20kg

A low-starch, high-fibre cube providing higher levels of slowly released energy — suitable for both conditioning and performance horses with sensitive digestive systems. Ease & Excel Cubes contain no whole grains and are rich in highly digestible superfibres including pectins, designed to promote a healthy gastric and digestive environment and support healthy muscle function.

Key Benefits

• No whole grains — reduces starch load and supports a healthy digestive environment
• Rich in superfibres including pectins — highly digestible, slow the feed’s passage through the digestive system
• Promotes a healthy gastric & digestive environment — ideal for ulcer-prone and sensitive horses
• Supports healthy muscle function — suitable for performance horses
• Higher energy than Ease & Excel Mix — suitable for conditioning and performance
• Low starch & high fibre — reduces excitability risk

How to Feed

Feed at a rate of 1kg per 100kg of bodyweight, split into two or three meals per day. Store in a cool place. Always ensure fresh water is available. Control daily feed intake to avoid overfeeding.

FAQ

How do Ease & Excel Cubes differ from Ease & Excel Mix?

Ease & Excel Cubes (No. 24) provide higher energy levels than the Mix (No. 21), making them suitable for conditioning and performance as well as sensitive horses. Both are low in starch and free from whole grains.

What are pectins and why are they beneficial?

Pectins are a type of soluble fibre found in plant cell walls. They are highly digestible and ferment slowly in the hindgut, providing a sustained energy release while supporting a healthy microbial environment. They also help slow the passage of feed through the digestive system, reducing the risk of digestive upset.

Is it suitable for horses with gastric ulcers?

Yes — Ease & Excel Cubes are specifically designed to promote a healthy gastric and digestive environment, making them a suitable option for ulcer-prone horses. Always consult your vet for specific ulcer management advice.

Can I soak them?

Yes — the cubes can be soaked to create a mash, which is useful for horses with dental issues or those that need extra hydration in their feed.