STUD CUBES

It provides key nutrients for growth, fertility and digestive health.

780 KčCZK 696.43 excluding VAT

What kind of horses are Stud Cubes good for?

Recommended by the manufacturer for: pregnant and lactating mares, stallions, foals, weanlings and yearlings.

How many Stud Cubes a day?

Daily dose by rearing stage and live weight: (feed by weight, not volume) Suckling mares (before calving): 0.8 – 1.0 kg per 100 kg of live weight per day Suckling mares (peak lactation): 1.2 – 1.4 kg per 100 kg of live weight per day Young horses (by growth phase and season): 0.8 – 1.2 kg per 100 kg of live weight per day Foals (in the breeding season): 0.8 – 1.2 kg per 100 kg of live weight per day Divide into 2 – 3 servings. Always provide clean water, good hay (min. 1.5% by weight per day) and 30 minutes before the core. Moisten the feed and mix with chaff. Change feed gradually.

How do you turn horses into stud cubes?

Per the product page: change feeds gradually.

Do you need to soak up the Stud Cubes?

Moisten the feed and mix with chaff.

What's the packaging and price of Stud Cubes?

The packaging: 20 kilos of bags. The price on the website: CZK 780 including The VAT.

STUD CUBES

780,00 Kč

IT PROVIDES KEY NUTRIENTS FOR GROWTH, FERTILITY AND DIGESTIVE HEALTH.

BONE SUPPORT

It contains a patented BMC® for maximum bone density and strength.

DIGESTIVE HEALTH

Live yeast promotes rectal function and better utilization of nutrients.

COMPLETE NUTRITION

Fully supplemented with vitamins, minerals and chelated trace elements for breeding horses and young horses.

SUITABLE FOR

Mares, colts and sucklers, mares, foals, weaned foals and heifers.

KEY FEATURES

Versatile • BMC® • live yeast • chelated minerals • traditional stud cubes

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

STUD CUBES are complete granules full of vitamins and minerals, ideal for breeding horses and young horses. They provide key nutrients for optimal growth, fertility and digestive health. They contain BMC® to support bone and digestion and live yeast for better nutrient utilization. A one-size-fits-all solution for all stages of breeding – from feral Jedi through mares to young horses.

NUTRITIONAL SPECIFICATION

KEY NUTRITIONAL VALUES

Crude protein: 15,5 %
Crude fibre: 13,0 %
Crude oils and fats: 4,0 %
Crude ash: 8,5 %
Starch: 20,0 %
Sugar: 5,0 %
Digestible energy: 11.7 MJ/kg
Lysine: 0,63 %
Methionine: 0,25 %

OTHER VEGETABLE FATS AND OILS

Vitamin A: 12 000 m.j.
Vitamin D3 as follows: One thousand two hundred yards.
Vitamin E: 300 mJ
Vitamin C is 220 mg
Vitamin B1: 7.0 mg of the active substance
Vitamin B2: 6.6 mg of the active substance
Vitamin B6: 3.3 mg of the active substance
Vitamin B12: 0.04 mg and not more than
Pantothenic acid: 13.2 mg
Niacin: 30 mg
Folic acid: 3.3 mg
Biotin: 0.44 mg

MINERALS

Calcium: 1.25 %
Phosphorus: 0.62 %
Magnesium: 0.30 %
Sodium: 0.38 %
Chlorides: 0.69 %
Potassium: 1.0 %
Iron: 150 mg/kg
Iodine: 0.44 mg/kg
Copper: 44 mg/kg
Zinc: 132 mg/kg
Manganese: 77 mg/kg
Selenium: 0.55 mg/kg

PACK SIZE

20 kg bag

RECOMMENDED FEEDING

Daily ration by stage of rearing and live weight: (feed by weight, not volume)

Females of the species Gallus domesticus (pre-hatching): 0.8 – 1.0 kg/100 kg live weight per day

Breast-feeding sows (peak lactation): 1.2 to 1.4 kg per 100 kg live weight per day

Young horses (depending on growth phase and season): 0.8 – 1.2 kg per 100 kg live weight per day

Horses (in season): 0.8 – 1.2 kg per 100 kg of live weight per day

Divide into two to three portions. Always provide clean water, good hay (min. 1.5% by weight per day) and 30 minutes before the core. Moisten the feed and mix with chaff. Change feed gradually.