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TopSpec TopChop Alfalfa 15kg
TopSpec TopChop Alfalfa 15kg
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TopSpec TopChop Alfalfa 15kg
A high-quality, non-GM alfalfa chop lightly coated with soya oil — providing a nutritious, non-heating source of quality protein, calcium, and digestible fibre. TopSpec TopChop Alfalfa is ideal for horses needing to improve condition and topline, or as a palatable, nutritious forage chop for horses in work.
Key Benefits
- High-quality alfalfa — a rich source of quality protein, calcium, and digestible fibre
- Non-heating — provides energy from fibre and protein rather than starch, suitable for excitable horses
- Lightly coated with soya oil — adds palatability and a source of omega fatty acids
- Supports weight gain & topline — quality protein supports muscle development and condition
- Non-GM formula
- Versatile — suitable as a forage chop, feed carrier, or partial hay replacer
FAQ
- Is alfalfa suitable for laminitic horses?
- Alfalfa is naturally low in non-structural carbohydrates (NSC) but higher in calories than oat straw chops. For laminitis-prone horses on strict calorie restriction, TopChop Lite or TopChop Zero may be more appropriate. Always consult your vet for individual dietary advice.
- Is it non-heating?
- Yes — TopChop Alfalfa provides energy from fibre and protein rather than starch or sugar, making it a non-heating feed suitable for excitable horses.
- Can I use it as a hay replacer?
- TopChop Alfalfa can be used as a partial hay replacer or forage chop alongside hay or haylage. For horses that cannot eat long-stem forage, consult your vet or equine nutritionist about appropriate forage alternatives.
- How does it differ from TopChop Lite?
- TopChop Alfalfa is a pure alfalfa chop providing quality protein and calcium — ideal for horses needing to improve condition and topline. TopChop Lite is a lower-calorie alfalfa and oat straw blend for good doers and laminitis-prone horses.
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