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Equiblox Hi-Fibre 12 x 1kg

Equiblox Hi-Fibre 12 x 1kg

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Equiblox Hi-Fibre 12 x 1kg

A highly palatable, low-sugar compressed forage block specifically formulated for horses and ponies that gain weight easily, those in light to medium work, or those prone to laminitis. Made from 70% dust-extracted hay and 30% fibre with no molasses and no additives, Equiblox Hi-Fibre provides a safe, satisfying forage treat or complementary feed for good doers.

Key Benefits

  • 70% dust-extracted hay & 30% fibre — high-fibre, low-nutritional-value formula
  • Low sugar — suitable for horses on controlled sugar diets
  • No molasses & no additives — clean, natural ingredients
  • Dust-extracted — suitable for horses with respiratory sensitivities
  • Ideal for good doers & laminitis-prone horses — satisfies the need to chew without excess calories
  • Highly palatable — readily accepted by most horses
  • 12 x 1kg blocks per box

FAQ

Is it suitable for horses with laminitis?
Yes — Equiblox Hi-Fibre is low in sugar and contains no molasses, making it a suitable forage treat for laminitis-prone horses. Always consult your vet for individual dietary advice.
Is it suitable for horses with respiratory issues?
Yes — the hay used is dust-extracted, making Equiblox Hi-Fibre suitable for horses with respiratory sensitivities such as equine asthma.
How does it differ from Equiblox Original?
Equiblox Hi-Fibre is specifically formulated for good doers and laminitis-prone horses, with a lower nutritional value and no alfalfa. Equiblox Original contains alfalfa, ryegrass, and timothy alongside dust-extracted hay, making it suitable for a wider range of horses including those needing a more nutritious forage block.
How do I feed it?
Equiblox Hi-Fibre can be fed as a treat, a complementary feed, or a forage enrichment for stabled horses. Place in the stable for horses to nibble at will, or break into pieces and add to feed.
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