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Low GI Cube
A low-glycaemic cube with slow-release energy for breeding, growing and performance horses.
Barastoc Low GI Cube will provide the right balance of nutrients to support your breeding, growing and performance horses, whilst minimising the risk of diet derived disorders such as developmental orthopaedic disease (DOD).
What will it provide my horse?
A low-starch and low-glycemic index feed for horses that cannot tolerate high grain diets and/or are at risk of developmental orthopaedic disease (DOD) .
Contains multiple super fibre sources and added omega rich oil to ensure a slow release of energy, which aids digestion and hindgut health.
The right balance of bio-available organic trace minerials and natural Vitamin E for coat quality, hoof wall growth and bone mineralisation.
Contains KER Buffered Mineral Complex™ (BMC) for gastric and hind gut buffering which improves gut health.
The recommendations provided are intended as a guide only. The amount fed will vary according to the horse’s condition and the quality of pasture and/or roughage available. Barastoc Low GI Cube can be used to supplement grazing and/or high quality roughage to not more than one half of the horse’s daily feed intake by weight. Introduce this feed gradually over a two week period. Intake less than the levels listed may require additional vitamin and mineral supplementation. For horses or ponies with an estimated weight substantially below or above 500kg please consult Barastoc for a more detailed feeding rate and diet analysis.
