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Feeding NAF’s Five Star OPTIMUM Concentrated Feed Balancer will optimise every horse’s daily diet, and the great news is the unique concentrated formula is perfect for every horse, from family pony to performance athlete, making it the optimum choice for all. Concentrated and easy to feed, OPTIMUM comes in a palatable pellet, each with optimal supplement specification and a great flavour.
OPTIMUM is formulated to complement either a high fibre, low concentrate or performance diet and optimise the nutritional value of every daily feed ration. When a daily feed is not necessary, OPTIMUM can be simply given on its own. Each concentrated palatable pellet contains key ingredients to optimise gut function, combined with optimum nutritional supplement specification which perfectly balances either a high fibre, low concentrate, or performance diet.
Feed NAF's Five Star OPTIMUM Concentrated Feed Balancer to optimise your horse's daily diet and ensure healthy digestion for optimum condition.
Feeding:
Add to daily feed ration. Introduce gradually for fussy feeders. Do not exceed recommended levels. One 130ml scoop provides approx. 100g. A 18kg bucket fed at 100g per day will last approximately 180 days.
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