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DeutschStar Beef - Recovery
This feed is intended for OLDER HORSES, weak and LOW BODY CONDITION.
STAR BEEF designed thinking in this kind of problem often. It includes levels of protein and fat needed to raise the body condition and a good content of fiber in order to prevent the onset of digestive problems, due to stopping the horse.
STAR BEEF has in its composition yeasts that help the digestibility of food.
Nutrients / Kg of Feed
Crude Protein (%):
13.00
Crude Fat (%):
6.50
Crude Cellulose (%):
8.50
Total Ashes (%):
8.50
Starch and Sugars (%):
34.00
Calcium (%):
1.00
Phosphorus (%):
0.50
Magnesium (%):
0.20
Copper (mg):
20.00
Zinc (mg):
100.00
Iron (mg):
200.00
Sodium (mg):
50.00
Vitamin A (IU):
10000.00
Vitamin D3 (IU):
1000.00
Vitamin E (mg):
100.00
Vitamin C (mg):
20.00
Biotin (mg):
0.20
Nicotinic Ac. (mg):
40.00
Pantothenic Ac. (mg):
35.00
Folic Ac. (mg):
35.00
Lysine (mg):
7000.00
Methionine (mg):
2800.00
UF Horse:
0.99
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 Crushed Oats and granulated also, ensures a 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, Barley Rolled, integral soy, maize, 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.
