Equibeet is a highly palatable, high digestible fibre feed for horses and ponies, ideal for promoting gut health. It is suitable for laminitic animals, ‘fussy eaters’ and those with poor condition or digestion.
Encourage intake A highly palatable feed. An excellent feed for ‘fussy feeders’. Gut health High proportion of the energy as digestible fibre. Increases energy and vitamin B supply through improved digestion. Suitable for animals with digestive problems or those struggling to maintain or improve condition.
Non-heating Allows energy intakes to be increased without the problems associated with high grain diets. Promotes calm behaviour – ideal for box rest.
Typical analysis:
On a dry matter basis: Dry Matter 89.0%; Crude Protein 9.1%; Oil 1.0%; Starch 0.0%; Sugar 8.0%; Fibre 16.5%; DE (MJ/Kg) 11.0%
Soaking of Equibeet
Equibeet requires soaking for a minimum of 24 hours, after which it can be combined with other horse feeds. Any horse that has been fed unsoaked sugar beet should be seen by a veterinarian immediately.
Add 1 litre of water to every 200g of Equibeet and drain off any excess water before feeding.
Soaked sugar beet should be used up in a couple of days. In hot weather, soaked sugar beet may start to ferment changing its palatability and nutritional value. Only soak enough pellets to last one day in summer months.
Use each batch of soaked sugar beet completely before preparing the next batch. Do not keep on 'topping up' the sugar beet left to soak.