PASTURE LICK

Natural mineral lye to promote vitamins, minerals and digestive health in grazing horses.

868 KčCZK 775.00 excluding VAT

What kind of horses do you think Pasture Lick is good for?

Recommended by the manufacturer for: horses and ponies at grass or in light work.

How to feed Pasture Lick?

Provide clean water and good hay at all times (min. 1.5% by weight per day). Liz, put the horses in a position where they have free access. When injecting, move gradually.

How do you get the horses to pasture Lick?

According to the product page: When injecting, move gradually.

What's the packaging and price of Pasture Lick?

The packaging: 10 kilos, 20 kilos of box. The price on the website: CZK 868 including VAT (for the basic packaging of 10 kg).

PASTURE LICK

868,00 Kč

NATURAL MINERAL LYE TO PROMOTE VITAMINS, MINERALS AND DIGESTIVE HEALTH IN GRAZING HORSES.

SALIVA PRODUCTION SUPPORT

It promotes natural licking and saliva production for better digestive health.

VITAMIN AND MINERAL SUPPLEMENTS

It provides essential nutrients that are often lacking in pasture and light work.

SUITABLE FOR

Horses and ponies in the pasture or light work.

KEY FEATURES

Lick with vitamins and minerals • supports saliva production • vitamins and minerals • natural composition

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

PASTURE LICK is a natural mineral lick that promotes natural licking and provides vitamins and minerals for grazing horses. It promotes saliva production and healthy digestion, covering up essential nutrients that are often lacking in pasture.

NUTRITIONAL SPECIFICATION

KEY NUTRITIONAL VALUES

Crude protein: 14,0 %
Crude fibre: 1,0 %
Crude oils and fats: 1,0 %
Crude ash: 36,0 %
Sugar: 18,0 %

OTHER VEGETABLE FATS AND OILS

Vitamin A: 50 000 m.j.
Vitamin D3 as follows: 10.000 square feet.
Vitamin E: 50 mJ

MINERALS

Calcium: 5.0 %
Phosphorus: 1.0 %
Magnesium: 2.0 %
Sodium: 6.0 %
Iodine: 50 mg/kg
Zinc: 2 100 mg/kg
Manganese: 3 162 mg/kg
Selenium: 5 mg/kg

PACK SIZE

10 kg, 20 kg box

RECOMMENDED FEEDING

Provide clean water and good hay at all times (min. 1.5% by weight per day). Liz, put the horses in a position where they have free access. When injecting, move gradually.