Inspire® Actify® is a high calorie blend of shredded beet pulp, oats, barley and pellets, wrapped in molasses and vegetable oil. Inspire Actify incorporates a Triple Energy Release System® – a unique combination of carbohydrates, fat and fermentable fiber providing optimized energy to help meet the complex demands of the equine athlete. The low dust plus added fiber makes Inspire Actify an ideal grain for track horses.
INSPIRE ACTIFY is a high quality, high energy textured feed with shredded beet pulp for performance horses.
DAILY GUIDE: It is necessary to adjust the feeding rate of Inspire Actify to the condition of the horse. Provide good-quality hay or pasture, free-choice salt and plenty of fresh water.
*Suggested program is based on offering grass or mixed grass hays. If feeding legume hays or rich pasture or if Inspire Actify is fed below the recommended feeding range, consult your Kent Nutrition Group feed representative or customer service for a ration recommendation. Do not feed more than 5 pounds of grain ration per feeding.
**Restricted hay may lead to digestive upsets. Providing some form of long-stem fiber such as hay is recommended.
The suggested feeding program above is intended solely as a guide. The variables of management, environment and breed may dictate changes in the animal's dietary requirements.
Contains copper, do not feed to sheep. Store in a cool dry place. This product is perishable and may degrade if not consumed in a timely manner or not stored consistent with these instructions. Do not feed this product if it appears to be unfit for animal consumption.
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