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Dunstan's Sugarbeet Flakes are a fibre supplement for horses produced during the extraction of sugar from sugar beet. With added molasses, this ‘super fibre’ is a cool energy source that is more calorie-dense than traditional fibre sources.
Online orders can be delivered straight to your farm, orchard, lifestyle block or residential house across New Zealand. Note that at this stage, we do not offer international deliveries or deliveries to the Chatham Islands, Great Barrier Island, Stewart Island or Waiheke Island.
All orders that can fit into one standard courier parcel that is 25kg or less and 0.125mᶟ.
$9.00
All orders that can fit into two to three standard courier parcels that equal less than 50kg in total.
$15.00
All orders that are 50 to 100kg and cannot fit into less than three standard courier parcels.
$50.00
All orders that are more than 100kg in total and cannot fit into less than three standard courier parcels.
$100.00
Exclusions apply. Read the full delivery policy here.
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Products ordered online can be returned within 30 working days of taking delivery of the products, provided they meet our return conditions. The goods can be either refunded, replaced or exchanged.
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Sugarbeet flakes are lightly molassed and high in calcium. Soak for 30 minutes before feeding. Sugarbeet is ideal for feeding horses of all ages, stages and workloads, including horses with respiratory conditions.
A ‘super fibre’ more calorie dense than traditional fibre sources
Lightly molassed
Cool energy source, ideal for horses requiring a low GI feed
Assists in maintaining hindgut health
High in calcium
Utilised as a partial forage replacer
Flakes require soaking, with the moisture assisting with hydration
Ingredients: Natural sugarbeet pulp dried, micronised and flaked for faster soaking with added molasses
Natural sugarbeet pulp dried, micronised and flaked for faster soaking with added molasses.
Feeding rates
0.2 to 0.5 kg dry feed per 120 to 260 kg liveweight, 0.2 to 0.8 kg dry feed per 260 to 290 kg liveweight, 0.2 to 1.3 kg dry feed per 290 to 350 kg liveweight, 0.5 to 2.0 kg dry feed per 350 to 520 kg liveweight, 1 to 3 kg dry feed per 520 to 725 kg liveweight.
How to prepare
Soak five parts water to one part Sugarbeet Flakes. For example, 200 g of dry Sugarbeet requires 1 L of water to soak. Fully soak for 30 minutes. Warm water ensures faster soaking.
Valid from 1 June 2024 to 30 June 2024 unless specified otherwise or extended (but not before 7.30am on the first, or after 5pm on the last, day of that period) or while stocks last. May not be available in all stores but may be ordered on request. Prices include GST and are subject to change. PGG Wrightson promotions do not apply to quotes or bulk rates unless otherwise stated.
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