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TopSpec Linseed Mash 20kg

TopSpec Linseed Mash 20kg

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TopSpec Linseed Mash 20kg

A highly palatable, nutritious linseed-based mash providing a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, quality protein, and digestible fibre. TopSpec Linseed Mash is ideal for horses and ponies needing additional condition, coat support, or a palatable, easy-to-eat feed — particularly useful for veterans, fussy feeders, or horses with dental issues.

Ideal For

  • Horses and ponies needing to improve body condition and coat quality
  • Veterans or horses with dental issues needing an easy-to-eat, soakable feed
  • Fussy feeders needing a highly palatable feed
  • Horses requiring additional omega-3 fatty acids in their diet
  • Use as a base to administer medications or supplements

Key Features

  • Rich in omega-3 fatty acids — from linseed, supporting coat shine, skin health, and anti-inflammatory processes
  • Quality protein — supports muscle condition and topline
  • Digestible fibre — gentle on the digestive system and suitable for sensitive horses
  • Highly palatable — linseed-based formula that most horses find irresistible
  • Quick and easy to prepare — simply soak with warm water and feed
  • 20kg bag

FAQ

How do I prepare Linseed Mash?
Simply soak with warm water and feed immediately. The mash soaks quickly and can be served warm, which is particularly appealing to horses in cold weather or those with a reduced appetite. Follow the label instructions for the recommended water ratio.
Is it suitable for horses with dental problems?
Yes — the soft mash format is ideal for horses with poor dentition who struggle to chew harder feeds or long-stem forage.
Can I use it to give my horse medication?
Yes — the highly palatable, soft mash format makes Linseed Mash an excellent base for administering medications or supplements that horses might otherwise refuse.
Is it suitable for laminitic horses?
Check the full nutritional analysis on the label and consult your vet before feeding to horses with laminitis or other metabolic conditions.
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