Top Spec Senior Balancer 15kg

Description

TopSpec Senior Feed Balancer is designed for elderly horses. It combines the benefits of a feed balancer and a joint supplement and is highly cost-effective. Senior Feed Balancer is the first and only feed balancer to include the scientifically recommended rate of glucosamine in a daily quantity of feed to help maintain mobility. This rate is 10 grams of glucosamine/500kg horse/day. TopSpec provide a large range of horse food and horse supplements that are scientifically created to help feed any type of horse a healthy balance of nutrients. TopSpec Senior Feed Balancer is a very palatable ‘Non-Heating’ feed that contains several supplements that provide the levels of micronutrients and digestive aids normally only found in high quality specialised supplements. When TopSpec Senior Feed Balancer is fed there is therefore no need to add any further supplements. Feeding TopSpec Senior Feed Balancer helps to maintain muscle development, topline and condition, these often start to decline as horses’ age. The formula includes a highly available source of vitamin C to help maintain healthy lung tissue. High levels of anti-oxidants and MOS help maintain a healthy immune system. The highly effective hoof supplement included, which provides 15mg Biotin per 500kg horse per day, also promotes a supple skin and a shiny coat. The superb specification allows elderly horses to utilise far more nutrients from the forage and straights in their diet in exactly the same way as TopSpec Comprehensive Feed Balancer, which usually means that their hard feed intake can be reduced with many resulting benefits. When horses eat more forage and less hard feed, previously loose droppings usually firm up very well. TopSpec Senior Feed Balancer is ideal for elderly horses unable to eat optimum levels of forage. When mixed with soaked TopSpec FibrePlus cubes a superb complete feed is formed, replacing all forage if necessary. It is also beneficial for elderly horses suffering from stress e.g. during changes in routine, given less than ideal turnout time, losing a companion, recovering from illness, after worming and during or after a course of antibiotics.