HorseHage Ryegrass the ideal dust-free forage for horses in work or to improve weight and condition

* low in sugar and starch
* ideal roughage for horses and ponies in work and / or training
* suitable for horses and ponies to maintain their weight
* dust-free and contains no chemical additives
* concentrate may be reduced by a maximum of one third
* 100% natural forage

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HorseHage Ryegrass the ideal dust-free forage for horses in work or to improve weight and condition

HorseHage is an ideal feed for ALL horses and ponies.
It contains nothing but pure grass such as Ryegrass, High Fibre and Timothy.

The fact that HorseHage is dust-free makes it ideal when your horse is stabled.
It comes with a 100% quality guarantee.

It contains NO:

chemical additives
mould inhibitors
flavourings
molasses
inoculants

Plus due to the unique fermentation proces the sugar in HorseHage is considerably lower than other forages such as hay.

HorseHage is more digestible than other forages, allowing more efficient utilisation of the available nutrients, and because it retains so much of the nutritional value of fresh grass, HorseHage helps to improve condition and adds a natural bloom to the coat.

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Ryegrass HorseHage is made from a selection of ryegrasses cut at an earlier stage of growth to provide optimum protein and energy levels. It is suitable for horses in work or for those that need a little more from their forage to improve weight and condition.
Ryegrass HorseHage is great for hunters, heavy horses, young stock and breeding stock. It helps to meet a much greater proportion of their nutritional requirements than other forages, enabling hard feeds to be reduced by up to a third, allowing a more ‘natural’ diet which the horse’s digestive system is designed for.

Feeding Guideline

Per day 1.5 to 2% of the body weight.
Concentrates may possibly. be reduced by 1/3.

Shelf life: Unopened, HorseHage can be stored for up to 18 months, once opened it must be consumed within 5-7 days.

Occasionally a creamy white substance forms on the HorseHage. This is not mold, but yeast and is a naturally occurring substance and usually disappears when the HorseHage bale is open for 24 hours.

When a bag is damaged and oxygen has reached the HorseHage for an extended period (more than 5 days), mold can develop. Mold can be gray, orange, blue in color and should not be fed.

Always keep HorseHage bales away from pests.