Saracen Re-Leve Cubes 20kg

Saracen Re-Leve Cubes 20kg

For horses that need a carefully managed diet, Saracen Re-Leve Cubes deliver outstanding nutrition with a low starch and sugar profile — giving you peace of mind at every feed time. Specially formulated for horses with conditions that demand a controlled ration, Re-Leve Cubes are a trusted choice for sensitive horses across the UK.

Ideal For

• Horses prone to or recovering from tying-up (Equine Rhabdomyolysis Syndrome)
• Those with Equine Respiratory Syndrome requiring a dust-free, low starch diet
• Horses prone to gastric ulcers who benefit from a low sugar, low starch ration
• Any horse requiring a carefully controlled, low non-structural carbohydrate (NSC) diet

Key Features

• Low starch & low sugar — reduces the risk of digestive and metabolic flare-ups
• Cube format — convenient, consistent, and easy to feed
• Nutritionally balanced — supports overall health and condition without compromising on quality
• Trusted Saracen formulation — developed with equine health specialists for horses with specific dietary needs

Supplied in a 20kg bag.

FAQ

What is tying-up and why does diet matter?

Tying-up (Equine Rhabdomyolysis Syndrome or ERS) is a muscle disorder that causes painful muscle cramping and damage. High-starch diets are a known trigger in susceptible horses. Feeding a low-starch, low-sugar diet like Re-Leve Cubes helps reduce the risk of episodes.

How do Re-Leve Cubes differ from Re-Leve Mix?

Both are low-starch, low-sugar feeds for sensitive horses. Re-Leve Cubes are a cube format — consistent and easy to feed. Re-Leve Mix is a cereal-free mix format that completely replaces hard feed and cereals. Choose based on your horse’s preference and specific dietary needs.

Is it suitable for horses with gastric ulcers?

Yes — the low sugar and low starch profile helps maintain a more stable gastric environment, making Re-Leve Cubes a suitable option for horses prone to gastric ulcers. Always consult your vet for specific ulcer management advice.

Can I soak them?

Yes — the cubes can be soaked to create a mash, which is useful for horses with dental issues or those that need extra hydration in their feed.