PharmaMash Recovery 12.5 Kg

PharmaMash Recovery is grain- and glutenfree!

Unique: This slobber can be fed to your horse both dry and wet; adding warm water is optional.

• Based on soya hulls: a fibre source for horses next to grass/hay
• Low energy content (0.75 EWpa); can easily be given as a supplement to the normal rations.
• Neutral raw materials and non-vitaminised, no interactions with added supplements.
• Packed under protective conditions, long shelf-life without preservatives

Purity: 
PharmaMash Recovery is 100% free of added sugars. Sugars are not always listed as sugar. Common sugars and sweeteners in supplements are apple aroma, dextrose, sucrose and grape sugar. PharmaHorse does not use any sugars or sweeteners and therefore stands apart from other suppliers. Our products also do not contain other fillers or flavourings.
PharmaMash contains low levels of sugars / starch (starch 3.3% – sugar 1.6%).
The ingredients used, give the mash a good taste that horses like to eat. We deliberately do not use ingredients that add color to the mash, such as carrot, corn and pea flakes. In addition to color, these ingredients also increase sugar content.

Dosage: 
Pony (± 300 kg): 200 grams per day
Horse (± 600 kg): 400 grams per day

After strenuous exercise, 3 days:
Pony (± 300 kg): 400 grams per day
Horse (± 600 kg): 800 grams per day

Content: 12.5 kg

Directions for use:
PharmaMash Recovery can be fed both dry and wet. If you apply water, this can be both cold and warm water. Make sure that the horse has access to sufficient drinking water at all times.

Storage recommendation:
The product should be stored in a cool, dry place in the original packaging, beyond the reach of children.

Classification:
This product is a complementary feed for horses and is only suitable for horses and ponies.

This product is not a medicine and has no medicinal effects. Food supplements are not replacements for a healthy lifestyle with a variety of well-balanced food. Therefore, if your horse is sick or has a medical disorder, it is important to contact a veterinarian.