Composition:

Barley flakes (fermented), maize flakes (fermented), beet pulp, fruit fibres (apple/grape), alfalfa chaff, oilseeds finely cracked and oil cake mixture (linseed, sunflower seeds, black cumin seeds, fennel seeds) 4 %, maize germ, oat husk bran, wholemeal oat flakes, soya flakes hydrothermally digested*, grass chaff hot air-dried, Barley germ, herbs (peppermint, thyme, rosemary, nettle, camomile, coriander) 2.3 %, wheat bran, cold-pressed oil mixture (linseed, sunflower, maize germ oil) 2 %, beet fibres, calcium carbonate (marine and mineral), brewer's yeast, sainfoin, rice bran, salt, magnesium phosphate/oxide, pea flake flour, carrots, vinegar, malt-yeast seasoning

Analytical constituents:

As a supplementary feed to the daily basic feed supply of roughage and/or pasture grass, we recommend slowly replacing the previous amount of manger feed with Equilac from the 8th month of pregnancy.

9th-11th month of pregnancy: approx. 400-500 g per 100 kg body weight and day. This total amount should be distributed over several rations. Adjust the ration upwards or downwards by approx. 10-15 % for horses that are heavy or light feeders. Oats can be fed additionally if necessary. For special breeds, ponies and good feed converters, the feeding of Equilac as a single ration is recommended.

1st - 3rd month of lactation: Increase Equilac to up to 600 g per 100 kg body weight and day, as the highest milk yield is to be expected around the 2nd month of lactation.

From the 5th month of lactation: Gradually reduce Equilac. Stop feeding the broodmare feed when the foal is weaned.

1 litre corresponds to approx. 750 g Equilac Classic