Step 7 Top Up Supplement - Ration BalancerStep 7 Top Up Supplement This Ration Balancer is a low inclusion balancer for horses consuming non complete feeds such as oats or COB (corn, oats, barley), or for topping up your horses nutritional program. It is also suitable for horses on pasture, over conditioned horses and for horses with low energy requirements. Available in 20 kg bags NSC 27. 2% Note: This feed is not recommended for horses with Metabolic Issues. Features & Benefits: A pelleted

Step 7 -Top Up Supplement 

This Ration Balancer is a low inclusion balancer for horses consuming non-complete feeds such as oats or COB (corn, oats, barley), or for topping up your horses’ nutritional program. It is also suitable for horses on pasture, over-conditioned horses and for horses with low energy requirements. 

Available in 20 kg bags

• NSC 27.2% 

Note:  This feed is not recommended for horses with Metabolic Issues.

Features & Benefits:

• A pelleted supplement enhancing equine performance, promoting overall hoof health and strengthening immune function. 
• A low inclusion, supplement balancer pellet, with elevated proteins, vitamins and mineral designed for any horse. 
• Highly palatable with lower sugar and high protein. 
• A cost-effective way to meet the nutritional needs of each horse. 
• Feed as a supplement to balance out forage, pasture, or non-fortified feed and grains. 
• Well-suited for stables offering a complete nutritional program. 
• Incudes prebiotics and probiotics to help promote a healthy gastrointestinal tract.

Feeding Instructions:

This supplement may be fed at up to 1 kg daily to 450 kg pregnant mares, 450 kg mature horses, or growing horses. Growing horses should be fed 250 grams per 100 kg of body weight. Do not feed in excess of 1 kg per head per day. Do not feed any other supplements, vitamins or minerals without veterinary supervision. When mares foal, switch to Step 1 Start Right horse feed. Feed lactating mares according to the stage of lactation. Always change grain feeding levels slowly. Feeding amounts will vary according to size, age, and condition of your horse. Provide access to free choice salt, and fresh clean water at all times. For breed-specific feeding recommendations, consult with us. 

• Pregnant mares (450kg): up to 1 kg per day 
• Mature horses (450kg): up to 1 kg per day 
• Growing horses: 250g/100kg of body weight  

Feed Analysis:

• Crude Protein (min) 18.0%                           
• Zinc 630 mg/kg 
• Crude Fat (min) 4%                                      
• Cobalt 0.45 mg/kg  
• Crude Fibre (max) 8.5%                             
• Selenium (added) 0.3 mg/kg  
• Sodium 0.65%                                                        
• Vitamin A (min) 68,000 IU/kg  
• Calcium 2.3%                                                       
• Vitamin D (min) 10,500 IU/kg  
• Phosphorus 1.0%                                                  
• Vitamin E (min) 1,200 IU/kg  
• Magnesium 0.40%                                                
• Thiamin 27 mg/kg  
• Riboflavin 59.4 mg/kg                                        
• Copper 200 mg/kg                                                   
• Manganese 420 mg/kg                                      
• Pyridoxine 68 mg/kg