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Dengie Ulser Lite 20kg
Dengie Ulser Lite 20kg
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Dengie Ulser Lite 20kg
A low-sugar, low-starch alfalfa-based chaff specifically formulated to support horses prone to gastric ulcers (EGUS) while also being suitable for good doers and laminitis-prone horses. Dengie Ulser Lite provides a high-fibre, acid-buffering feed that supports a healthy gastric environment without excess calories.
Key Benefits
- Supports gastric health β alfalfaβs natural acid-buffering properties help maintain a healthy gastric environment
- Low sugar & low starch β suitable for horses on controlled sugar and starch diets
- Unmolassed β no added molasses
- High calcium β from alfalfa, which helps buffer stomach acid
- Low calorie β suitable for good doers and laminitis-prone horses
- Non-GM
Why Feed Dengie Ulser Lite?
Alfalfa is naturally high in calcium and protein, which helps buffer stomach acid β making it an ideal base for horses prone to gastric ulcers. The low-sugar, low-starch formula also makes it suitable for horses that need to manage their weight or are prone to laminitis, providing a versatile, gastric-friendly fibre feed.
FAQ
- Is it suitable for horses with gastric ulcers?
- Yes β Ulser Lite is specifically formulated to support horses prone to EGUS (Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome). Always consult your vet for diagnosis and management of gastric ulcers.
- Is it suitable for laminitic horses?
- Yes β the low-sugar, low-starch, low-calorie formula makes Ulser Lite suitable for laminitis-prone horses. Always consult your vet for individual dietary advice.
- How does it differ from Dengie Alfa-A Lite?
- Ulser Lite is specifically formulated with gastric health in mind, with a focus on the acid-buffering properties of alfalfa. Alfa-A Lite is a broader low-calorie alfalfa chaff for good doers. Choose Ulser Lite if gastric health is a primary concern.
- Can I use it as a hay replacer?
- Ulser Lite is a chaff designed to be fed alongside hay or haylage, or as a partial hay replacer. For horses that cannot eat long-stem forage, consult your vet or equine nutritionist.
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