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Spillers Senior Conditioning Mix 20kg
Spillers Senior Conditioning Mix 20kg
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Spillers Senior Conditioning Mix 20kg
A complementary conditioning mix designed specifically for senior horses, to be fed alongside forage. Spillers Senior Conditioning Mix provides the targeted nutrition older horses need to maintain weight, condition, and vitality — in a palatable, easy-to-eat mix format.
Key Benefits
- Senior-specific formulation — meets the changing nutritional needs of older horses
- Conditioning mix format — palatable and appetising for senior horses
- Supports weight & condition maintenance — ideal for senior horses that struggle to maintain weight
- Complementary feed — designed to be fed alongside forage at 600g per 100kg bodyweight
- Supports overall health & vitality — targeted nutrition for the senior horse
How to Feed
Feed at a typical daily rate of 600g per 100kg bodyweight alongside good quality forage. Introduce gradually over 7–10 days. Always ensure fresh water is available.
FAQ
- How does Senior Conditioning Mix differ from Senior Super-Mash?
- Senior Conditioning Mix is a traditional mix format, while Senior Super-Mash is a soakable mash. The mash format is particularly suitable for horses with dental issues that struggle to chew a mix. Both are formulated for senior horses.
- Is it suitable for horses with dental problems?
- Senior Conditioning Mix is a mix format and requires normal chewing ability. For horses with significant dental issues, Senior Super-Mash (which can be soaked) would be a more suitable option.
- Is it suitable for horses with laminitis?
- Please check the full nutritional analysis on the product label and consult your vet before feeding to laminitis-prone horses.
- Can I soak it?
- Mix feeds can be dampened to reduce dust and improve palatability, but for a fully soakable feed, Senior Super-Mash would be more appropriate for horses needing a wet feed.
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