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Pure Feed Company Pure Linseed contains just one ingredient; micronised linseed � and nothing else! It can be fed straight from the bag with no need for soaking or boiling � thanks to the micronising process we apply to it. This pre-cooks it at a high temperature and because of this, it retains flavour. Therefore it�s highly palatable for your horse as well as convenient for you.. High in omega 3, 6 and 9 fatty acids, Pure Linseed maintains healthy skin condition whilst producing a high shine to the horse�s coat. Omega 3 fatty acids have anti-inflammatory properties. They play a crucial role in helping to maintain immune function and aiding repair processes. Pure Linseed�s high oil content is combined with low starch and sugar levels.. Pure Linseed can be used as a top-up to any horse�s feed. However, it may be particularly useful for those in work and needing extra slow-release energy. Additionally, it can be a good solution for older horses needing to gain or maintain bodyweight, and laminitics who require low-starch feeding options.. Tasty, convenient, healthy� Pure Linseed is a great top-up feed to keep in the cupboard.Feeding rate:. 100g per day for a pony and 200g per day for a horse
Price: £44.99 from Back to the Pets
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