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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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