Emerald Green Meadow Magic Pellets 20kg

Emerald Green Meadow Magic Pellets 20kg

A high-fibre, low-sugar and low-starch meadow grass pellet made from a unique mix of meadow grasses grown and flash-dried on Emerald Green’s Lincolnshire farm. Meadow Magic Pellets are specifically suited to horses with conditions associated with good doers — including laminitis, Cushing’s disease, gastric ulcers, and obesity — providing essential nutrients with minimal sugar and starch.

Key Benefits

• High fibre — supports digestive health and provides slow-release energy
• Low sugar & low starch — suitable for metabolically sensitive horses
• Suitable for laminitis & Cushing’s disease — carefully managed sugar and starch levels
• Supports gastric health — high-fibre, low-starch diet supports a healthy gastric environment
• Suitable for good doers & obese horses — provides essential nutrients without excess calories
• Unique meadow grass blend — a proprietary mix of grasses grown specifically for Emerald Green Feeds
• Grown & manufactured on site in Lincolnshire — full traceability; each bag stamped with production date and field name
• Two-year shelf life

FAQ

Is it suitable for horses with laminitis?

Yes — Meadow Magic Pellets are specifically formulated for horses prone to laminitis, with carefully managed low sugar and starch levels. Always consult your vet for individual dietary advice.

Is it suitable for horses with Cushing’s disease (PPID)?

Yes — the low-sugar, low-starch profile makes Meadow Magic Pellets a suitable option for horses with PPID. Always consult your vet for specific dietary management.

How does it differ from Emerald Green Grass Pellets?

Meadow Magic Pellets are made from a unique mix of meadow grasses cut at a more mature stage for a lower-energy, higher-fibre profile — specifically suited to good doers and metabolically sensitive horses. Grass Pellets are made from grass harvested at peak growth for maximum nutritional value and are suitable for a wider range of horses.

Can I soak them?

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