Dunstan Maxim Low-GI is a premium low glycaemic feed using quality fat and fibre ingredients in Lucerne, Sugarbeet, Linseed Flake, Extruded Rice, Rice Bran Oil and Vegetable Oil to achieve desirable cool energy levels. Dunstan Maxim Low-GI is the ideal premium performance product containing a comprehensive vitamin and mineral premix, including a live yeast culture, Mannan Oligosaccharide and Aluminosilicate Clay. It is a formulation to ensure that working horses are provided with a cool fuel of top quality for optimum equine health and on-going performance.
Ingredients:
Lucerne Meal, Sugar Beet, Wheat By-Product, Soya Hulls, Linseed Meal, Maize, Extruded Rice, Rice Bran Oil, Vegetable Oil, Limestone (for Calcium) Dicalcium Phosphate, Magnesium Oxide, Salt, Organic Glycinate Trace Minerals, Selenium Yeast, Vitamins, Levucell Live Yeast, Amino Acids, Molasses, Mannan Oligosaccharide, Aluminosilicate Clay.
Typical Analysis per Kg Dry Matter
Crude Protein = 16.0%
Fibre = 12.0%
Fat = 8.0%
Salt = 1.5%
DE Energy 13.5 MJ/Kg
Feeding Recommendations:
(Amounts per horse per day when offered as the full feed)
Maintenance/Spelling = 1-2 kg daily
Light Work = 2-3 kg daily
Medium Work = 3-4 kg daily
Hard Work = 4-6 kg daily
The above figures are guidelines only. Feed amounts will vary depending on pasture availability and body condition.
Ingredients:
Lucerne Meal, Sugar Beet, Wheat By-Product, Soya Hulls, Linseed Meal, Maize, Extruded Rice, Rice Bran Oil, Vegetable Oil, Limestone (for Calcium) Dicalcium Phosphate, Magnesium Oxide, Salt, Organic Glycinate Trace Minerals, Selenium Yeast, Vitamins, Levucell Live Yeast, Amino Acids, Molasses, Mannan Oligosaccharide, Aluminosilicate Clay.
Typical Analysis per Kg Dry Matter
Crude Protein = 16.0%
Fibre = 12.0%
Fat = 8.0%
Salt = 1.5%
DE Energy 13.5 MJ/Kg
Feeding Recommendations:
(Amounts per horse per day when offered as the full feed)
Maintenance/Spelling = 1-2 kg daily
Light Work = 2-3 kg daily
Medium Work = 3-4 kg daily
Hard Work = 4-6 kg daily
The above figures are guidelines only. Feed amounts will vary depending on pasture availability and body condition.