Description
Dengie Hi-Fi Senior
A straw-free soft blend of grass and alfalfa that is highly digestible and easy to chew fibre feed, ideally suited for those with poor teeth and older horses and ponies.
Product Description
Hi-Fi Senior from Dengie is a blend of soft grass and alfalfa that is rich with nutrients, highly digestible and ideally suited for older horses and ponies, particularly those that have poor teeth. It is also suitable for youngstock as their teeth are still growing. Added rapeseed oil boosts coat shine and overall health, while a light molasses coating adds flavour.
Dengie Hi-Fi Senior has been developed by nutritionists to provide a straw-free formulation that is ideal for performance horses and ponies that may have respiratory issues. With a similar calorie level to good quality hay, it can be used as a total or partial hay replacer.
Features
- A blend of soft grass and alfalfa provides a highly digestible, easy to chew fibre feed.
- A straw-free formulation that’s ideal for performance horses and ponies that may have respiratory issues
- Suitable for older horses and ponies, particularly those with poor teeth, and for youngstock.
- Added rapeseed oil boosts coat shine and overall condition.
- A light molasses coating boosts palatability.
- Similar calorie level to good quality hay, making it ideal as a total or partial hay replacer.
- Free from artificial flavours, preservatives, molasses (sugar) and binders.
- 100% natural ingredients.
Ingredients
- Precision dried grass
- Alfalfa
- Rapeseed oil
- Molasses
- Mould inhibitor
(Please note the product’s visual appearance may vary due to environmental conditions during growth and harvest time).
Typical Analysis (%)
‘As fed’
Digestible Energy                           8.5MJ/kg
Protein                                              10
Oil                            4
Fibre                                                  30
Naturally occurring sugar          10
Starch                         1.6
Available as a 20kg bale





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