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Feeding for weight control and laminitis with Fibre-Beet


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Super-Fibre conditioning feed, Fibre-Beet offers an excellent source of highly digestible fibre in a soaked form and provides slow release energy without the ‘fizz’ often associated with cereal-based feeds, making it ideal for good doers prone to laminitis.


Fibre-Beet is a formulated blend containing all the benefits of Speedi-Beet with added high quality Alfalfa for optimum condition and to provide quality protein for muscle tone and function. Alfalfa can also help with topline or simply help maintain weight and a healthy, shiny coat.


With an effective degradability 50% higher than forage fibre, Fibre-Beet can improve energy intake whilst keeping dietary fibre levels at an optimum.


Fibre-Beet provides a good range of minerals, trace elements and amino acids and has a low sugar content making it suitable for laminitics.


Ideal for horses prone to digestive upsets and very palatable for fussy eaters, Fibre-Beet also has added biotin for hoof quality.


Fibre-Beet can also be used as a forage replacer (up to 60% of the daily forage allowance).


Soaked and ready to feed in only 45 minutes in cold water, or 15 minutes in warm water, Fibre-Beet can also aid rapid rehydration.


RRP is £13.50 - £14.50.


For more information on Fibre-Beet please contact British Horse Feeds on 01765 680300 or visit: www.britishhorsefeeds.com.


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