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Dengie Hi-Fi Original 20kg
Dengie Hi-Fi Original 20kg
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Dengie Hi-Fi Original 20kg
The classic Dengie Hi-Fi β a high-fibre alfalfa and straw chaff blend with a light molasses and oil coating for palatability. Dengie Hi-Fi Original is a versatile, everyday chaff suitable for horses in light to moderate work, providing slow-release energy from digestible fibre and quality protein from alfalfa.
Key Benefits
- Alfalfa & straw blend β high-fibre combination for slow-release energy
- Light molasses & oil coating β highly palatable, accepted by most horses
- Non-heating β energy from fibre rather than starch
- Supports digestive health β high-fibre formula promotes a healthy gut
- Slows eating time β helps horses eat more slowly and aids digestion
- Non-GM
- Suitable for horses in light to moderate work
FAQ
- Is it suitable for laminitic horses?
- Hi-Fi Original contains a light molasses coating. For horses on strict sugar restriction, Dengie Hi-Fi Molasses Free or Hi-Fi Lite are more appropriate options. Always consult your vet for individual dietary advice.
- How does it differ from Hi-Fi Lite?
- Hi-Fi Original is suitable for horses in light to moderate work and contains slightly more calories than Hi-Fi Lite. Hi-Fi Lite uses a higher proportion of straw to reduce calorie content, making it specifically designed for good doers and horses on restricted diets.
- How does it differ from Dengie Alfa A Original?
- Hi-Fi Original is an alfalfa and straw blend, while Alfa A Original is a pure alfalfa chaff. Hi-Fi Original is lower in calories and protein than Alfa A Original, making it more suitable for horses in light work or those that donβt need the additional protein of a pure alfalfa chaff.
- Can I use it as a hay replacer?
- Hi-Fi Original can be used as a partial hay replacer alongside hay or haylage. For horses that cannot eat long-stem forage, consult your vet or equine nutritionist.
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