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Dengie Grass Pellets 20kg
Dengie Grass Pellets 20kg
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Dengie Grass Pellets 20kg
Pure, non-GM dried grass in a convenient pellet format — a versatile, highly digestible fibre source suitable for horses, ponies, camelids, and ruminants. Dengie Grass Pellets are ideal for horses with dental issues, fussy feeders, or any equine that needs a palatable, grass-based fibre source in an easy-to-feed pellet.
Key Benefits
- 100% pure dried grass — no additives, no molasses, no fillers
- Non-GM
- Highly digestible fibre — supports a healthy gut and provides slow-release energy
- Pellet format — consistent, easy to feed and measure
- Soakable — ideal for horses with dental issues when soaked into a soft mash
- Suitable for multiple species — horses, ponies, camelids, and ruminants
- Palatable — the natural grass flavour is readily accepted by most horses
FAQ
- Is it suitable for horses with dental problems?
- Yes — when soaked, Grass Pellets create a soft, easy-to-eat mash that horses with dental issues can consume comfortably. They are an excellent way to provide fibre to horses that struggle with long-stem forage.
- Is it suitable for laminitic horses?
- Always check the full nutritional analysis on the label and consult your vet before feeding to horses with laminitis or other metabolic conditions. Grass-based products can vary in sugar content.
- How do they differ from Dengie Alfalfa Pellets?
- Grass Pellets are made from pure dried grass, while Alfalfa Pellets are made from pure alfalfa. Grass Pellets are lower in protein and calcium than alfalfa pellets but provide a grass-based fibre source that some horses prefer.
- Are they suitable for camelids and ruminants?
- Yes — Dengie Grass Pellets are suitable for camelids (alpacas, llamas) and ruminants as well as horses and ponies. Always check with a vet or nutritionist for species-specific feeding advice.
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