Thunderbrook Healthy Herbal Chaff 15kg - Great for Horses

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Dehydrated grass, linseed oil, chamomile flowers and leaves dried, lemon balm dried, mint leaves dried. My previously ulcery TB who is also barefoot has been on it since my b/f trimmer recommended it...maybe 9 months...? He looks good on it despite the volume fed being a lot less than I was feeding him previously, and his feet are looking really good. He's on muesli & basemix, & the shetland is on a handful of meadow chaff, a handful of hay cobs & the daily essentials.

Thunderbrook Healthy Herbal Chaff is a very palatable late cut meadow grass, dried and chopped, with added herbs and a light coating of quality linseed oil. It is ideal for mixing with other feeds to encourage your horse to chew and eat his feed more slowly. Naturally high fibre and low sugar, Thunderbrook Healthy Herbal Chaff contains no molasses, no preservatives, no Soya, no added waste by-product fibre, and does not involve any chemical processing. When you are looking for a feed that contains no beet, cereal, alfalfa, molasses etc and then no hideous fillers like 'distillers grains' and wheat your options are v limited!Store in a cool, dry place. Keep sealed to remain airtight. Keep out of reach of children. If in eyes, rinse with water for several minutes and seek medical attention if necessary. Healthy adult horses at maintenance on good forage, good doers or those which do not require weight gain. Contains no wheatfeed, oatfeed, soya, sugar beet, molasses, alfalfa, soya oil, corn oil, mixed vegetable oil or waste by-products from human oat or wheat food milling and production. Please note: Synergy was formerly called Base Mix. There was no change to the formulation when the name was changed**** Add a handful or two of Thunderbrook Healthy Herbal Chaff or Muesli to provide texture and aid chewing. Dampen before feeding. If feeding at the maximum amount, split between two feeds per day.

When I was researching it I did price out the ingredients separately and it worked out cheaper buying the tb version. It depends if you want all the ingredients! If you are just looking for micronised linseed then yes a bag of that is cheaper. I can't feed beet products to my mare so people saying fast fibre instead is like comparing chalk and cheese. Thunderbrooks are not your average horse feed brand, and are the go-to choice for horse owners who prioritise their equine's health and well-being. With a commitment to providing natural and nutritionally balanced horse feed options, Thunderbrook stands head and shoulders above the competition. Their feeds are made from high-quality, natural whole-food ingredients, ensuring that your horse receives the essential nutrients it needs to thrive. Natural Vitamin A 15,000iu; natural Vitamin D 3,000iu; natural Vitamin E 500iu; Folic Acid 25mg; Nicotinic Acid 65mg; Pantothenic Acid 35mg; Riboflavin 52mg; Vitamin B12 0.74mg; Thiamine 60mg; Pyridoxine 85mg; Selenium (all chelated form) 0.75mg; Iodine 5mg; Zinc (all chelated form) 400mg; Copper (all chelated form) 100mg; Lysine 12.4g; Methionine 2g; Biotin 15mg; Calcium (carbonate and chelated form) 10g; Phosphorus 6g; Magnesium (carbonate and chelated form) 7.5g, Yeasacc 5g; Analysis: Healthy Herbal Chaff is a natural product. The British meadow grasses are cut from over 2000 acres and there will be variations in the analyses due to number of cuts per year, time of cut, weather, location of field, etc. No fillers, binders, pelleting agents, preservatives or chemically synthesised micro-nutrients are included.

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Natural Vitamin A 15,000iu; natural Vitamin D 3,000iu; natural Vitamin E 1,000iu; Folic Acid 25mg; Nicotinic Acid 50mg; Pantothenic Acid 30mg; Riboflavin 50mg; Vitamin B12 0.3mg; Thiamine 50mg; Pyridoxine 50mg; Vitamin K3 5mg; Selenium (all chelated form) 1mg; Iodine 2mg; Zinc (all chelated form) 400mg; Copper (all chelated form) 100mg; Lysine 10g; Methionine 2g; Biotin 10mg; Calcium (carbonate and chelated form) 5g; Phosphorus 2g; Magnesium (carbonate and chelated form) 4g, Yeasacc 5g; Blue-Green Algae 2g. Vitamin A 405,405iu/kg; Vitamin D3 81,081iu/kg; Vit E 19,864mg/kg; Biotin 270.2mg/kg Trace Elements: Calcium Iodate 85mg/kg; Zinc chelate 72,072mg/kg, Copper chelate 22,522mg/kg; Selenium chelate 11,750mg/kg; Magnesium chelate 20g/kg; Calcium chelate 20g/kg Nutritional Additives: Yeasacc 1026 Healthy Herbal Chaff is a natural product. The British meadow grasses are cut from over 2000 acres and there will be variations in the analyses due to number of cuts per year, time of cut, weather, location of field, etc.

A very palatable late cut meadow grass, dried and chopped, with added herbs and a light coating of quality linseed oil. Crude Fat (23%), Protein (22%), Starch (7.5%), Sugar (2.2%), Fibre (15%), Ash (12%) DE=14.2MJ/kg Key nutrients provided for a 500kg horse when fed at 500g per day I will always wonder if it hastened the death of the AC, however as he was already declining with FIP and would have been PTS if the MRI he was booked for strongly indicated it. I know they can go downhill very fast with FIP but a lot of symptoms of his last day tallied with the food related illness (he never made it to the scan). He may also have only been on Royal Canin gastrointestinal by that point as the FIP was causing him to have terrible diarrhoea. But then people were saying you weren't in the clear for about a month. So he could have been affected while still on the food.All ingredients have been carefully sourced, wherever possible, to avoid chemical treatments such as pesticide and herbicide, preservatives and mould inhibitors, etc. Composition: Dehydrated grass, linseed oil, chamomile flowers and leaves dried, lemon balm dried, mint leaves dried. Herbal-based feeds and supplements: These feeds harness the power of herbs to support your horse's overall health. From calming blends to immune-boosting formulas, Thunderbrook's herbal-based feeds provide targeted benefits. I need to be able to get the supplements into him so I am looking at alternative chaff suggestions. After doing lots of research last year I have become really reluctant to feed lots of the 'popular brand' feeds before of the amount of rubbish they contain so I just dont know which way to turn really. It's got to be a low calorie chaff as gelding a fatty !