Horse Mineral Block with Garlic is a molassed mineral and vitamin supplement developed specifically for the New Zealand leisure horses and ponies.
Enriched with garlic, free access to the block will help to maintain general health, hoof and coat condition.
The Horse Mineral Block with Garlic should be offered when forage supply and quality is good but may be lacking essential minerals, trace elements and vitamins, for optimum health and condition.
The Horse Mineral Block with Garlic contains selenium so it is recommended that no selenium supplements are fed without consultation with a nutritionist or veterinarian. Suitable for companion grazing animals, including cattle and goats, however copper levels may be excessive for some breeds of sheep when given extensive access, especially if housed.
Typical intake (per animal):
Feeding Instructions:
Enriched with garlic, free access to the block will help to maintain general health, hoof and coat condition.
The Horse Mineral Block with Garlic should be offered when forage supply and quality is good but may be lacking essential minerals, trace elements and vitamins, for optimum health and condition.
The Horse Mineral Block with Garlic contains selenium so it is recommended that no selenium supplements are fed without consultation with a nutritionist or veterinarian. Suitable for companion grazing animals, including cattle and goats, however copper levels may be excessive for some breeds of sheep when given extensive access, especially if housed.
Typical intake (per animal):
- Ponies: 70 g/day
- Horses: 150 g/day
Feeding Instructions:
- Provide horses free access to enough blocks to prevent crowding and ensure shy feeders get their share.
- Intakes will vary according to the feeds available and the horse’s requirements.
- If block becomes dry, site near drinking water and douse regularly with water.
- SealesWinslow Horse Blocks contain selenium so it is recommended that additional selenium supplements are not fed without consultation with a nutritionist or veterinarian. Additional supplementation should only be required by horses in work or where specific local conditions create mineral deficiencies.
- Suitable for companion grazing animals including cattle and goats.
- Do not feed to sheep as blocks contain supplementary copper.
