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DeutschMix One – School/Leisure
HORSE of SCHOOL and LEISURE has daily needs a balanced diet and good digestibility in order to cover their nutritional requirements.
MIX ONE is specifically designed with rolled cereals with a fine balance of fiber to ensure proper hygiene gastrointestinal tract, essential to maintaining a good body condition and welfare of the horse.
MIX ONE provides minerals, vitamins, protein and energy necessary for the proper performance of a horse of moderate sport or leisure.
Nutrients / Kg of Feed
Crude Protein (%):
12.50
Crude Fat (%):
4.00
Crude Cellulose (%):
10.00
Total Ashes (%):
10.00
Starch and Sugars (%):
31.00
Calcium (%):
1.20
Phosphorus (%):
0.60
Magnesium (%):
0.10
Copper (mg):
20.00
Zinc (mg):
100.00
Iron (mg):
100.00
Sodium (mg):
60.00
Vitamin A (IU):
10000.00
Vitamin D3 (IU):
1000.00
Vitamin E (mg):
100.00
Vitamin C (mg):
20.00
Nicotinic Ac. (mg):
40.00
Pantothenic Ac. (mg):
35.00
Folic Ac. (mg):
35.00
Lysine (mg):
5500.00
Methionine (mg):
2200.00
UF Horse:
0.86
Yeasts (mg):
500.00 
Benefits
» The use of heat-treated cereals (laminated), prevents the occurrence of colic
» Provides, in a safe way, energy rapidly assimilated
» The use of granulated Oats ensures better digestibility
Characteristics
» Multiparticles based on Flakes cereals, legumes and Granular, homogeneously mixed with molasses, cane sugar, Soybean Oil.
» Produced in exclusive facilities for RATION HORSES.
Composition
Carob, Lucerne, oats, wheat bran, rolled corn, broad bean Laminated, integral soy, corn, expeller soybean, Soybean Oil, molasses, Vitamins and Minerals.
Recommendations
» Ensuring fresh water always available;
» Supply of concentrate, whenever possible 3-4 meals / day;
» Whenever you change the concentrate, be alert to the transition, which should be made for at least in 4 days;
» The concentrate should always be preceded by forage (straw, Hays);
» The choice of the concentrate should be based on technical advice - the Race, the performance and objectives you intend from the horse;
» The amount of concentrate should be related to the weight of the horse and its work, ranging between 0.5-1kg and 100kg LW.
