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Keyflow Omega Chaff 15kg - Free P&P
Keyflow Omega Chaff 15kg - Free P&P
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Keyflow Omega Chaff 15kg
A complementary chopped alfalfa fibre feed for horses, dressed with cold-pressed linseed oil for a natural omega-3 boost. Omega Chaff can be added to any equine diet as a healthy, palatable fibre source — supporting digestive health, coat condition, and overall well-being as part of a balanced diet.
Key Benefits
- Cold-pressed linseed oil — a natural source of omega-3 fatty acids to support coat shine, skin health, and inflammation management
- Chopped natural alfalfa — high-fibre, high-protein forage that supports digestive health and muscle maintenance
- Versatile addition to any diet — can be fed alongside any equine ration as an extra fibre source
- High fibre (31%) — supports hindgut function and a healthy microbiome
- High protein (14.5%) — alfalfa provides quality digestible protein to complement the diet
- Palatable caramel flavouring — encourages intake in fussy feeders
Nutritional Analysis
Protein: 14.5% | Oil: 4.1% | Fibre: 31% | Ash: 9%
Composition: Chopped Natural Alfalfa, Cold Pressed Linseed Oil, Caramel Flavouring
FAQ
- What is the benefit of cold-pressed linseed oil over other oil sources?
- Cold pressing preserves the natural omega-3 fatty acid profile of linseed oil, including ALA (alpha-linolenic acid). This gentle extraction method retains more of the oil's beneficial properties compared to heat-extracted oils.
- Can I use Omega Chaff as a carrier for supplements?
- Yes — Omega Chaff is an ideal, palatable carrier for powdered supplements and medications, making it a popular choice for horses that are difficult to medicate.
- Is it suitable for laminitic horses?
- Omega Chaff does not contain added molasses or cereals, and the composition is alfalfa-based. Always check the full nutritional analysis against your vet or nutritionist's recommendations for laminitis-prone horses.
- Can it replace hay or haylage?
- Omega Chaff is a complementary feed and not intended as a full forage replacement. It should be fed alongside adequate long-stem forage as part of a balanced diet.
- How much do I feed?
- Follow the feeding guide on pack. Omega Chaff can be fed as a small addition to concentrate feeds or as a larger portion of the forage ration depending on requirements.
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