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Slow Release Energy Cubes

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Highly digestible fibre, low starch feed for controlled performance
  • Format: Cubes
  • Pack weight: 20kg
  • Pack RRP: £12.25
  • Approx. weight in Stubbs scoop: 1.8kg
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Highly digestible fibre, low starch feed for controlled performance
Products benefits
  • Low starch cubes formulated for excitable competition horses and racehorses in pre training.
  • Ideal for horses and ponies requiring a medium energy, low starch feed.
  • Contains highly digestible fibre and oil to provide sustained power.
  • Provides high quality protein to help maintain topline and muscle tone.
  • Includes chelated copper, zinc and manganese to help maximise absorption.
  • With vitamin E to support muscle health and athletic performance.
  • Suitable for racehorses in the early stages of training or those requiring a lower energy, starch and protein diet.
Highly digestible fibre, low starch feed for controlled performance
Nutritional Specification  
Digestible Energy (MJ/kg) 11.0
Oil (%) 5.00
Protein (%) 12.0
Fibre (%) 19.0
Starch (%) 12.0
Sugar (%) 4.5
Vitamin A (iu/kg) 11,000
Vitamin D3 (iu/kg) 1,500
Vitamin E (iu/kg) 300
Selenium (mg/kg) 0.30
Copper (mg/kg) 35
Zinc (mg/kg) 130
Highly digestible fibre, low starch feed for controlled performance
Ingredients
  • Wheatfeed
  • Soya hulls (GM)
  • Oatfeed
  • Rice bran
  • Unmolasses sugar beet
  • Molasses
  • Sunflower extract
  • Calcium carbonate
  • Salt
  • Vitamin & mineral premix
  • Rapeseed oil
Please note that we may occasionally make small adjustments to our formulations. Please contact Care-Line for specific advice, especially in relation to allergies.
Highly digestible fibre, low starch feed for controlled performance
Example Diets
500kg horse in medium work

  • 3.5kg of SPILLERS Slow Release Energy Cubes per day divided into a minimum of 2 meals
  • Double handful of SPILLERS Alfalfa-Pro Fibre per meal
  • Ad lib forage
350kg pony in medium work

  • 2.5kg of SPILLERS Slow Release Energy Cubes per day divided into a minimum of 2 meals
  • Double handful of SPILLERS Alfalfa-Pro Fibre per meal
  • Ad lib forage
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