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Low GI Sport® Nuts provide slow-release cool energy for performance horses. As a low glycemic, low starch feed, Low GI Sport aids the digestive process and minimises the potential health issues such as fizzy behaviour, colic, laminitis and tying up. Low GI Sport contains KER Equi-Jewel for a digestible fat source.
Grain by-products, vegetable protein meal, lucerne chaff, beet pulp, soy hulls, molasses, Equi-Jewel, vegetable oil, minerals and salt, KER vitamin and mineral pre-mix, pellet binder, mould inhibitor, mycotoxin binder and apple flavour.
Feeding rates
Feed alone or combined with a suitable fibre source. Always provide at least 1.5% of the horse’s body weight in good quality forage (pasture, hay, chaff, fibre products) per day. For a horse weighing 400 kg: light work – 1 to 2 kg, moderate work 2 to 3 kg, hard work 3 to 4 kg.
Suitable for
Horses.
Major nutrients
Crude protein 14%, fat 7%, fibre (NDF) 35%, moisture 12%, digestible energy 11MJ/kg.
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