"Quick Cobs" consist of selected grasses and valuable meadow herbs that are gently gently dried at low temperatures after harvesting, so that the valuable nutrients and vital substances are completely are fully preserved. An essential characteristic of the "Quick Cobs" is their short and effective soaking time. For this reason, they are a real alternative to ordinary hay cobs. hay cobs. Their use is particularly recommended for horses that are too thin, horses and older horses with dental problems.

indicated. Furthermore They can also be used instead of the basic feed (approx. 1 kg per 100 kg body weight/day) or as a supplement to the basic feed (1 kg Quick Cobs replace 1.2 kg of hay). If required, 1 kg hay cobs can be soaked in 2-3 litres of water.

The main key points of "Quick Cobs" are:

✓ Optimal, superior to ordinary hay cobs, quick solubility in water

✓ Low starch and reduced fructan content

Due to reduced starch content, the blood sugar level can be controlled more effectively. can be controlled more effectively. In this way, prevention of metabolic disorders, especially in predisposed horses. Fructan cannot be broken down by enzymes in the small intestine of the horse and passes into the large intestine. There, the breakdown of the fructans leads to changes in the intestinal flora, resulting in gases and toxins which can cause digestive problems. If the If the toxins are absorbed into the blood, liver damage can be the result as well as itchy skin and painful laminitis.

✓ Molasses-free and rich in herbs

The high-quality herbs from the species-rich meadows of the Lake Constance region as well as the absence of molasses support optimal tolerance and a regulated metabolism.

✓ High digestibility of the ingredients

✓ Compensation of deficits due to poor hay quality or when feeding haylage

The origin of the ingredients for the production of "Quick Cobs" and the unique the unique drying process after harvesting ensure a high nutritional nutrient profile of this product and can counteract deficits caused by poor hay quality.

Straight feed for horses

Large variety of grasses and herbs from regional meadows