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Dengie Hi-Fi Molasses Free Horse Feed 20kg – Healthy Low-Calorie Fibre Solution for Horses & Ponies
$19.73
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$19.73
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$27.79
Dengie Hi-Fi Molasses Free – 20kg
A low-calorie fibre feed at 8.5 MJ/kg with starch at 1.5% and sugar at just 2.5% — lower in sugar than most hay, which is a genuinely useful thing for a horse whose forage you cannot easily control. It is the lowest-sugar option in the Hi-Fi range.
Made from alfalfa, soft cereal straw and natural herbs including mint and fenugreek, with a light rapeseed oil coating in place of molasses. The oil promotes a shiny coat and adds slow-release energy, while the herbs handle the palatability that molasses would normally provide. Free from artificial preservatives and added sugars.
<>Performance & Benefits
- Only 8.5 MJ/kg digestible energy, suiting good doers and easy keepers.
- Just 1.5% starch and 2.5% sugar — lower in sugar than most hay.
- Light rapeseed oil coating promotes a shiny coat and slow-release energy.
- Mint and fenugreek provide palatability without molasses.
- Free from artificial preservatives and added sugars.
- Supports digestive and metabolic health.
- Can be used as part of a balanced ration or forage alternative.
Suitable For
- Horses and ponies prone to laminitis.
- Good doers and easy keepers needing weight management.
- Horses on a strictly controlled sugar intake.
- Leisure horses and ponies.
- Horses with metabolic conditions, on veterinary advice.
Feeding
- Feed as part of a balanced diet according to bodyweight and condition.
- Feed alongside forage and clean, fresh water.
- Feed with a balancer or supplement to cover vitamins and minerals.
Composition & Analysis
- Composition: alfalfa pellets, straw pellets, alfalfa, cereal straw, rapeseed oil, mint, fenugreek. 20kg.
- Digestible energy 8.5 MJ/kg. Starch 1.5%. Sugar 2.5%.
Care & Caution
- Not a complete feed. Feed alongside a balancer or supplement, especially on a restricted diet.
- If a metabolic condition has been diagnosed, agree the full ration with your vet rather than changing the hard feed alone.