This complete horse feed is formulated to meet the needs of older horses who cannot consume proper amounts of hay due to problems with their teeth. This feed can be fed as a sole ration to these horses that have problems chewing. The feed contains proper amounts of protein, grain, vitamins, and minerals. Also included is high quality dehydrated alfalfa pellets to insure proper fiber intake. Feed according to the percentage of body weight of the horse. Consider the horse as if it was in good condition.
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (not less than)............................................................................14.00% Crude Fat (not than)...........................................................................................5.00% Crude Fiber (not more than).............................................................................17.00% Calcium (not less than).......................................................................................1.25% Calcium (not more than).....................................................................................1.40% Phosphorus (not less than)................................................................................0.40% Copper (not less than).....................................................................................30 PPM Selenium (not less than)...............................................................................0.30 PPM Zinc (not less than)........................................................................................100 PPM Vitamin A (not less than)..............................................................................3500 IU/lb
Daily Feeding Rates
Per 100 Pounds of Body Weight
Mature Horses
Idle
Medium Work
Heavy Work
Old Friend
0.70 lb – 0.90 lb
0.80 lb – 1.00 lb
1.00 lb – 1.40 lb
Hay
0.60 - 0.70 lb
0.70 - 0.80 lb
0.80 - 0.90 lb
As A Complete Feed (no hay)
Per 100 Pounds of Body Weight
Mature Horses
Idle
Medium Work
Heavy Work
Old Friend
1.60 lb - 1.80 lb
1.80 lb – 2.00 lb
2.00 lb – 2.40 lb
*Reducing hay should be done over a 7 to 10 day period