Hygain AllCare

Description

Hygain AllCare: Precision Nutrition for Every Equine

Unleash the power of precision nutrition with Hygain AllCare, a meticulously formulated feed designed to provide comprehensive and balanced nutrition for horses and ponies in a highly concentrated form. Crafted with utmost care, AllCare stands as a testament to Hygain's commitment to equine well-being. This powerhouse of nutrition boasts a carefully selected blend of ingredients, including vegetable protein meals, calcium carbonate, probiotics, prebiotics, and the unique Quinaquanone® from Bonafide®, ensuring your equine companions receive optimal care.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Nutrition: AllCare delivers a concentrated source of balanced nutrition, meeting the diverse dietary needs of both horses and ponies.
• Highly Concentrated Formula: Packed with vital ingredients such as magnesium oxide, lysine, and Hygain® vitamin and chelated mineral premix, this formula ensures maximum nutritional benefits in every scoop.
• Feeding Versatility: AllCare can be fed alone or seamlessly mixed into daily feed, providing flexibility to suit individual preferences. A convenient scoop, holding 50g, simplifies accurate dosage.
• Tailored Feeding Rates: Catering to the size and needs of each equine, AllCare recommends 1 level scoop per day for minis and ponies, and 2 level scoops per day for horses. 

Elevate your horse or pony's nutrition with Hygain AllCare, where precision meets passion for optimal equine health and vitality.

Ingredients: Vegetable protein meals, mill mix, calcium carbonate, di calcium phosphate, magnesium oxide, methionine, lysine, thiamine, biotin, fenugreek, prebiotics, probiotics, Hygain® vitamin and chelated mineral premix, organic minerals compound and yeast extract and Quinaquanone® (active constituent of Bonafide®)

Feeding Rates:

• Allcare may be fed in isolation or mixed into daily feed. Scoop holds 50g. 
• Minis and ponies: 1 level scoop per day
• Horses: 2 level scoops per day

Caution: Fenugreek should not be fed to pregnant mares as animal studies have shown that it may cause uterine stimulation.