Equerry Conditioning Mash 20kg

Equerry Conditioning Mash 20kg

A low-starch, non-heating conditioning mash designed for horses that need to gain weight or improve condition without the risk of excitability. Equerry Conditioning Mash combines highly digestible fibres, sugar beet, quality protein, and linseed — with yeast for digestive balance — to build condition, topline, and coat quality safely and effectively.

Key Benefits

• Low starch & non-heating — ideal for horses that need conditioning but are difficult to manage temperamentally
• Highly digestible fibres & sugar beet — promote digestive health and improve nutrient utilisation
• Quality protein — supports muscle development and topline
• Linseed — boosts condition and coat quality through omega-3 fatty acids
• Yeast — balances the digestive environment and supports hindgut health
• Quick-soaking — fast and easy to prepare
• Suitable for horses that need weight gain without excitability

How to Feed

Soak before feeding. Follow the feeding guide on pack for quantities and soaking instructions. Feed alongside good quality forage. Introduce gradually over 7–10 days. Always ensure fresh water is available.

FAQ

Is it suitable for horses prone to excitability?

Yes — Equerry Conditioning Mash is specifically formulated as a non-heating, low-starch feed, making it suitable for horses that need to gain condition but become excitable or difficult to manage on traditional conditioning feeds.

How does linseed support condition?

Linseed is rich in omega-3 fatty acids and oil, providing non-heating calories that support weight gain, coat shine, and skin health. It is one of the most effective natural conditioning ingredients for horses.

How quickly does it soak?

Equerry Conditioning Mash is designed to be quick-soaking. Follow the pack instructions for the recommended water ratio and soaking time.

Is it suitable for laminitic horses?

Conditioning Mash is low in starch, but it is a conditioning feed with higher calorie content. It may not be appropriate for laminitis-prone horses that need strict calorie control. Consult your vet for individual dietary advice.

Can I feed it alongside a balancer?

Yes — Equerry Conditioning Mash can be fed alongside a vitamin and mineral balancer if additional micronutrient support is needed. Check the feeding guide on pack to avoid overfeeding.