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Spillers Conditioning Fibre 20kg
Spillers Conditioning Fibre 20kg
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Spillers Conditioning Fibre 20kg
A soft, short-chopped conditioning fibre feed designed to build condition and coat shine from within — without causing excitability. Spillers Conditioning Fibre is high in oil, low in sugar and starch, and combines alfalfa and straw with quality protein and a full range of vitamins and minerals for a complete conditioning solution.
Key Benefits
- High oil content — provides dense, non-heating calories for condition and ultimate coat shine
- Low sugar & starch — supports digestive health and reduces the risk of excitability
- Quality protein — encourages muscle and topline development
- Short-chopped alfalfa & straw blend — extends eating time and supports hindgut health
- Full range of vitamins & minerals — balances the diet without the need for a separate balancer
- Non-GM ingredients — clean, natural formulation
- Suitable for horses prone to excitability — non-heating energy sources
How to Feed
Feed alongside good quality forage. Follow the feeding guide on pack for quantities based on bodyweight and condition score. Introduce gradually over 7–10 days. Always ensure fresh water is available.
FAQ
- Is it suitable for horses prone to excitability?
- Yes — Conditioning Fibre is specifically formulated to be non-heating, with low sugar and starch levels. It provides conditioning calories through oil and fibre rather than cereal starch, making it suitable for horses that become excitable on traditional conditioning feeds.
- How long before I see coat improvements?
- Coat condition improvements from dietary oil typically become visible within 4–8 weeks of consistent feeding.
- Does it replace a balancer?
- Conditioning Fibre contains a full range of vitamins and minerals, so a separate balancer is not required when fed at the recommended levels. Always check the feeding guide on pack.
- Is it suitable for horses prone to laminitis?
- Conditioning Fibre is low in sugar and starch, but it is a conditioning feed with higher calorie content. It may not be appropriate for laminitis-prone horses that need strict calorie control. Consult your vet for individual dietary advice.
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