Keeping our horse healthy is something we all strive for, but it is highly common for our horse's to experience digestive problems throughout the year. Whether your horse is suffering from colic, diarrhoea or is underweight - these are the most common signals that our horse may have poor digestion.
Caroline Dickens joins us at our Rochdale Superstore to give us an insight into the importance of looking after our horse's digestive system and gut health; with great information on the signs, choosing the right feed, how often and how much.
Bailey's Advise on Feeding Your Horse A Fibre-Based Feed:
"Each of the Baileys Fibre Range can be fed as a total or partial replacement for traditional forages (pasture, hay, haylage) when these are in short supply or of questionable nutritional quality. The Fibre Range products may also be fed simply as an additional source of fibre-based slow release calories and, when fed in smaller quantities (0.5 – 1kg per meal), may be added to the compound feed to encourage chewing, slow consumption and also slow the rate of passage through the digestive system."
Browse Caroline's fibre feed recommendations to help improve your horse's digestion:
Baileys Light Chaff 15kg
Baileys Keep Calm 20kg
Baileys No14 Lo-Cal Balancer 20kg
Speedi-Beet 20kg
Fibre-Beet 20kg
BaileysMeadow Sweet with Turmeric 15kg
Baileys Tasty Treats 5kg
