No oats
Oats are a cereal that can be used as an energy source in a muesli for competition horses. It quickly releases lots of energy. This is not needed for recreational horses, or for horses who do not need high energy levels.
With flaked cereals
With flaked cereals for easy digestion. Flaked cereals are much easier to digest than unprocessed cereals.
Ingredients
- Wheat middlings
- Barley flakes
- Alfalfa pellet
- Wheat bran
- Maize flakes
- Beet molasses
- Spelt hulls
- Broken oil seeds
- Spelt
- Soya hulls
- Rape seed meal
- Linseed
- Sunflower seed feed
- Wheat
- Soya oil
- Calcium carbonate
- Sodium chloride
- Fructo-oligosaccharides
- Hydrated magnesium silicate
Analysis
| NE EWpa (CVB) | 0.85 EWpa/kg |
| VREpa (CVB) | 92 g/kg |
| DE (NRC) | 10.48 MJ/kg |
| DE USA (NRC) | 2.79 Mcal/kg |
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| Crude protein | 12 % |
| Crude fat | 4 % |
| Crude ash | 8 % |
| Crude fiber | 10 % |
| Sugars | 6 % |
| Starch | 27.5 % |
| Calcium | 1.1 % |
| Magnesium | 0.3 % |
| Phosphorus | 0.6 % |
| Sodium | 0.3 % |
Feed as you need
The foundation of good nutrition for your horse is adequate roughage and access to fresh drinking water. Supplement this base with concentrates or a balancer depending on the individual nutritional needs of the horse. Use supplements to fine tune.
Feeding recommendations for Cavalor Tradition Mix
We recommend a minimum of 400 g to maximum 600 g per 100 kg body weight per day. For a 600 kg horse this means a minimum of 2,4 kg and a maximum of 3,6 kg per day. Divide the concentrate feed over several portions per day, preferably after feeding roughage.
