Growth is the period in which the horse's future sporting career is prepared. The development of its skeleton and musculature, in particular, requires that its needs in minerals, vitamins and trace elements are well covered.
The challenge will therefore be to provide the necessary elements in the right quantities, avoiding excesses. In fact, an excessive intake has consequences just as negative as an insufficient intake.
Formula
mineral + 14 vitamins + 4 trace elements + 3 amino acids + 1 "bonus" element
Advice
Bonutron yearling 6-36m has been specifically designed for young growing horses whose ration contains more or less industrial feed. For children under 1 year old, the correct calcium content of the feed ration is the most important parameter to control.
Presentation
3 kg bag Ecopack of
9 kg Drum
of 18 kg
Directions for use: 1 scoop = 25g
Daily intake for young growing horses
From 6-12 months of age - Weight < 600 kg (adult weight)
Feed consisting of feed + cereals: 3 scoops/day
From 6-12 months - Weight < 600 kg (adult weight) -
Feed consisting of feed + cereals + processed food: 1 tbsp/day
From 6-12 months - Weight > 600kg (adult weight) -
Feed composed of feed + cereals: 4 scoops/day
From 6-12 months - Weight > 600kg (Adult weight) - Feed consisting of feed + cereals: 4 tbsp/day
Feed composed of fodder + cereals + industrial food: 3 scoops/day
From 12 to 36 months - Weight < 600kg (Adult weight) -
Feed consisting of fodder + cereals: 3 spoonfuls/day
From 12 to 36 months - Weight < 600 kg (adult weight) -
Feed composed of fodder + cereals + processed food: 2 tablespoons/day
From 12 to 36 months - Weight > 600 kg (Adult weight) -
Food consisting of feed + cereals: 4 spoonfuls/day
From 12-36 months - Weight > 600kg (adult weight) -
Feed composed of feed + cereals + industrial feed: 3 scoops/day
Daily intake of the young horse in training
18-24 months - Feed composed of feed + cereals : 4 spoonfuls/day
18-24 months - Feed composed of feed + cereals + processed feed: 2 tablespoons/day
