PRODUCT INFO

<strong>Nutritional Details</strong>

A daily feed topper which maintains excellent condition and stamina. Omega Rice is an extremely palatable, stabilised rice bran and linseed pellet. High in oil, fatty acid omega 3 and limestone, it’s perfect for horses who require optimum condition and additional stamina. Used normally as a top dress onto your horse’s existing ration, these high calorie pellets are perfect for sale and show preparation, fussy feeders or veterans struggling to maintain condition. Full of valuable nutrients, Omega Rice is a brilliant feed addition because:\n\nIt provides a rich, natural source of antioxidants, has balanced calcium and phosphorous levels, and has also been fortified with Vitamin E for optimum nutritional health.

The high levels of omega 3 sustain fantastic coat condition and skin health. It is energy dense, yet much of the energy source is in the form of oil. This is a recognised slow-release form of energy, less likely to cause excitable or over exuberant behaviour. It also aids in stamina, allowing hard-working horses to perform for longer. The added limestone is a rich source of calcium, supporting both bone growth and overall bone health.

Produced in the UK by Omega Equine using only the best quality ingredients, Omega Rice is a fantastic daily feed topper for keeping your horse in top condition. Well-received by both hobby and professional riders, it is a must have addition to the feed room.
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<h2 class="h5 prod-details__row-heading">Composition</h2>
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<div class="summary-child prod-details__accordian-content">Analysis Oil 15.10% Protein 14.5% Fibre 6.4% Ash 10.60% Vitamin E 285mg/kg Copper 6.0mg/kg Digestible Energy 14.0mj/kg Composition Rice Bran Full Fat Micronized Linseed Meal Wheat Calcium Carbonate Binder Vitamin E Premix Synerox Additives:
Zootechnicals
Lignosulphate binder E565 as an aid to pelleting.</div>
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<h2 class="h5 prod-details__row-heading">Feeding Guidelines</h2>
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Feed at a rate of 50/200g per 100kg of bodyweight.
for example: an average 400kg horse 200-800g per day

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