Thompson & Redwood makes affordable and nutritionally balanced stock feed for the horse and agricultural
industries. Our recipes never change and are milled daily from Western Australian grain so you know what
you’re feeding is healthy, natural and fresh.
Let our veterinary and nutrition team support you and your horse with our carefully formulated complete horse feeds.
Let our veterinary team support you and your horse with our carefully formulated complete horse feeds.
Horse Cubes for Seniors - A highly digestible fibre cube for conditioning and health.
As horses age their nutritional requirements change. They may need additional support for weight gain and maintenance, gut and immune function and topline building. Horse Cubes for Seniors have been designed to meet their needs and help senior horses age in good health.
➕ Added Pre & Probiotics for gut health and function
➕ Highly concentrated so low feeding rate - a 500kg senior horse at rest only needs 2kg per day.
➕ High calorie formula with added canola oil for condition and coat shine
➕ Quality protein sources to support topline building
➕ Added vitamin E to mop free radicals, and Vitamin C to support immune function
➕ Mashable, palatable fibre pellet for oldies with poor dentition. Can be fed both wet and dry.
💲More affordable and cost-efficient without compromising on nutrition, at almost half the cost of other senior feeds.
If you have an older horse that needs some extra support, have a chat to us about Horse Cubes for Seniors and how to incorporate it into their diet.
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