Baileys No.21 Ease and Excel 15kg bag of low starch high oil conditioning horse feed

Baileys No.21 Ease & Excel Horse Feed – 15kg

$19.41
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Baileys No.21 Ease and Excel 15kg bag of low starch high oil conditioning horse feed

Baileys No.21 Ease & Excel Horse Feed – 15kg

$19.41
Sale price  $19.41 Regular price  $24.88
Baileys No.21 Ease & Excel – 15kg

Ease & Excel is Baileys' answer to the horse that needs condition and performance but cannot take starch to get there. There are no cereal flakes in it. The calories come from superfibres — soya bean hulls, beet pulp, alfalfa — and from Baileys' Outshine soya and linseed oil blend, which is why the oil figure reaches 10.5% while starch stays at 8%.

It carries the BETA approval mark as suitable for equines prone to gastric ulcers as part of a balanced diet, and the formulation reflects that: alfalfa and green oat straw chaff to keep the horse chewing, beta-glucans at 0.15g/kg, magnesium carbonate and fructo-oligosaccharide at 3g/kg. This is the 15kg bag.

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Performance & Benefits
  • BETA approved as suitable for equines prone to gastric ulcers as part of a balanced diet.
  • No cereal flakes at all — starch held to 8% with sugar at 4.5%.
  • Oil at 10.5% from the Outshine soya and linseed blend, for slow-release condition.
  • 18% fibre from soya bean hulls, ground beet pulp and alfalfa — superfibres, not filler.
  • Alfalfa and green oat straw chaff extends chewing time and buffers stomach acid naturally.
  • Digestible energy 13 MJ/kg, so it genuinely conditions rather than just filling the bucket.
  • Beta-glucans at 0.15g/kg and fructo-oligosaccharide at 3g/kg for gut support.
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Suitable For
  • Equines prone to gastric ulcers.
  • Horses with raised calorie requirements that need a low-starch diet.
  • Stressy, excitable horses needing calories for condition and performance.
  • Horses needing tailored support for healthy muscle function.
  • Too many calories for a resting good doer — Baileys No.14 Lo-Cal Balancer is the one for that horse.
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Feeding
  • Feed to bodyweight, condition and workload, alongside ad-lib forage.
  • One level round Stubbs scoop holds 1.25kg.
  • Split larger amounts across at least two feeds a day.
  • Introduce gradually over seven to ten days — the oil level makes a slow change worthwhile.
  • Clean, fresh water at all times.
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Composition & Analysis
  • Composition: soya bean hulls, oatfeed, alfalfa meal, alfalfa & green oat straw chaff, soya oil, distillers' grains, ground beet pulp, micronised wheat, soya bean meal, molasses, micronised soya beans, micronised linseed, wheatfeed, vitamins and minerals, dicalcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, sodium chloride, beta-glucans (0.15g/kg), magnesium carbonate, fructo-oligosaccharide (3g/kg).
  • Typical analysis: digestible energy 13 MJ/kg, protein 13%, oil 10.5%, fibre 18%, ash 8%, starch 8%, sugar 4.5%.
  • 15kg bag. Baileys publish no bag sizes on the product page.
  • Baileys publish no individual vitamin or mineral levels for No.21, so none are stated here.
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Care & Caution
  • Gastric ulcers need veterinary diagnosis and treatment. A feed formulated for ulcer-prone horses supports management alongside veterinary care; it does not treat ulcers.
  • Baileys also make No.24 Ease & Excel Cubes — check you have the format your horse is used to before switching.

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