PA AlpenGrün Mash (5kg RF best before)

All from the natural environment

-Prebiotic Prenatura® green fiber promotes stomach and intestinal health
-particularly tasty - contains fruits and vegetables, e.g. carrots, beets, parsnips and apples
-psyllium seeds and flax seeds produce important mucus
-Fennel and cumin promote digestion
rosehip is a natural source of vitamin C.
-Ideal calcium-phosphorus ratio 2: 1
-very coarse, can also swell in cold water
-contains no grain or molasses, does not contain wheat bran, does not contain artificial additives

Uses:

-healthy supplementary feed
in horses with a sensitive digestive system
diarrhea
-as a revitalizing mass feed
-for horses with sensitive metabolism (ECS, EMS, PSSM, hoof fever)
-for older horses

Dosage:
-80-100 g / target weight 100 kg
-AlpenGrün Mash is mixed with warm water, allowed to stand for 5-10 minutes and served lukewarm. If necessary, AlpenGrün Mash can also be mixed with cold water, allowing it to stand for about 15-20 minutes.
AlpenGrün Mash mixing ratio with water: 1: 3-1: 7, eg: 0.5 kg AlpenGrün Mash: 1.5-3.5 l water
-can be used daily

NUTRIENTS
Crude protein 13.30%
Crude fat 5.70%
Crude fiber 21.50%
Ash 7.50%
Fructan 5.30%
Starch 3.40%
Sugar 9.60%
Calcium 0.65%
Potassium 1.40%
Sulfur 0.21%
Phosphorus 0.31%
Magnesium 0.26%
Sodium 0.09%
Lysine 0.67%
Methionine 0.28%
Cysteine 0.17%
Threonine 0.62%
Chlorides 0.27%
Zinc 29.00 mg / kg
Manganese 99.00 mg / kg
Copper 9.30 mg / kg
Selenium <0.04 mg / kg
Exact digestible Crude protein 8.80%
Ford. Energy (GfE 2003) * 10.11 MJ / kg
Oms. Energy (GfE 2014) * 8.60 MJ / kg
* GfE = Society for Nutritional Physiology
The values analyzed are naturally occurring values
The value of sugar analyzed is also of completely natural origin. No added artificial sugars.

COMPOSITION

Prenatura® dried green fiber *
flax seeds, granulated
PRE ALPIN® structural fiber
apple fiber
beetroot
carrot
parsnip
mixture of cold pressed oils (flaxseed, rye kernel)
psyllium seed
rosehip shells (no seeds)
fennel
cumin
* Made from grass, herbs and legumes