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Honeychop Plus Apple 12.5kg
Honeychop Plus Apple 12.5kg
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Β£14.54
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Β£8.75
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Honeychop Plus Apple 12.5kg
A premium Conservation Grade oat straw chaff enriched with human-grade apple pieces and apple flavouring β a tasty treat even for the pickiest of eaters. Honeychop Plus Apple is perfect for mixing with concentrate feed to slow eating time and aid digestion, with added limestone flour and salt for healthy growth and strong bones, teeth, and hooves.
Key Benefits
- Human-grade apple pieces & apple flavouring β irresistible to even the fussiest horses
- Conservation Grade oat straw β the finest quality oat straw, grown to conservation standards
- Slows eating time β mixing with concentrate feed encourages slower eating and aids digestion
- Limestone flour β provides calcium for strong bones, teeth, and hooves
- Salt included β supports daily electrolyte balance
- Low sugar β light molasses blend for palatability without excessive sugar
- Natural preservative β no artificial preservatives
FAQ
- Is it suitable for fussy eaters?
- Yes β the apple pieces and apple flavouring make Honeychop Plus Apple particularly appealing to horses that are reluctant to eat plain chaff or concentrate feed. Itβs an excellent way to encourage reluctant feeders.
- What is Conservation Grade oat straw?
- Conservation Grade is a farming standard that supports wildlife and biodiversity. Oat straw grown to Conservation Grade standards is produced on farms that follow specific environmental practices, ensuring a high-quality, responsibly sourced product.
- Is it suitable for laminitic horses?
- Honeychop Plus Apple contains a light molasses blend and apple pieces. Always check the full nutritional analysis on the label and consult your vet before feeding to horses with laminitis or other metabolic conditions.
- How do I feed it?
- Mix Honeychop Plus Apple into your horseβs concentrate feed to slow eating time and aid digestion, or feed as a standalone chaff alongside hay or haylage. Follow the feeding guide on the product label.
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