INSPIRE TROTTER is a high-fiber, pelleted complete feed designed for maintenance and performance horses with limited access to hay or pasture. INSPIRE TROTTER is an ideal feed for stabled horses and horses being transported to shows or events where sufficient hay or pasture may be limited. Also a great choice for horses with heaves and/or other respiratory concerns and those who may have trouble chewing all types of forage. INSPIRE TROTTER may also be used to supplement higher grain based feeds with additional fiber to maintain digestive health.
INSPIRE TROTTER is a nutritionally balanced pelleted complete feed for horses with limited access to hay or pasture, horses with difficulty chewing or eating hay or horses with respiratory conditions like heaves. Some good quality hay should be offered to help maintain good digestive function and prevent boredom.
DAILY GUIDE: It is necessary to adjust the feeding rate of INSPIRE TROTTER to the condition of the horse. Provide horses with good-quality hay or pasture, free-choice salt, and plenty of fresh water.
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.
This feed contains supplemental copper. Do not feed to sheep. Store in a cool, dry place. This product may spoil if stored under adverse conditions. Do not feed this product if believed to be unfit for animal consumption.
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