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Marksway Mollichaff Light 12.5kg
Marksway Mollichaff Light 12.5kg
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Marksway Mollichaff Light 12.5kg
The ideal fibre solution for horses and ponies that need essential nutrition without the extras. Mollichaff Light is molasses-free, alfalfa-free, cereal-free, and preservative-free — a clean, low-sugar, low-starch, low-calorie chaff that supports digestive health and a healthy coat without the risk of unwanted weight gain or laminitis flare-ups.
Key Benefits
- Molasses-free — no added sugar, suitable for horses requiring strict sugar control
- Low sugar, low starch & low calorie — ideal for laminitics, good-doers, and horses on calorie-controlled diets
- Cereal-free & alfalfa-free — suitable for horses with sensitivities to these ingredients
- Preservative-free — a clean, natural formulation
- Dried grass, straw & soya oil — provide essential fibre and a healthy coat-supporting oil source
- Fibre pellets — add bulk and support healthy hindgut function
- Supports gastric health — suitable for horses with gastric discomfort or ulcer risk
How to Feed
Mix with hard feed or feed as a standalone chaff alongside forage. Suitable for horses at any level of work. Follow the feeding guide on pack. Always ensure fresh water is available.
FAQ
- Is Mollichaff Light suitable for laminitic horses?
- Yes — Mollichaff Light is specifically formulated to be low in sugar, starch, and calories, making it one of the most suitable chaff options for horses prone to laminitis or insulin dysregulation. Always consult your vet for individual dietary advice.
- Why is it alfalfa-free?
- Some horses are sensitive to alfalfa, or owners prefer to avoid it for horses prone to excitability or those with certain metabolic conditions. Mollichaff Light provides a clean fibre source without alfalfa.
- Is it suitable for horses with gastric ulcers?
- The high-fibre, low-starch formulation of Mollichaff Light makes it a suitable chaff for horses prone to gastric ulcers. Feeding chaff before exercise is also widely recommended to help buffer stomach acid. Always consult your vet for ulcer management advice.
- Can I feed it to a horse in hard work?
- Yes — Mollichaff Light is suitable for horses at any level of work as a fibre source. Horses in hard work will need additional calorie sources to meet their energy requirements.
- Does it have any flavouring?
- Mollichaff Light contains a permitted flavouring to improve palatability without adding sugar. Please refer to the product label for the full ingredient list.
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