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Standlee Premium Timothy Grab & Go Compressed Bale - 50 Lb
SKU:
192933
UPC:
184280000094
$28.99
Standlee Premium Western Forage Timothy Grab & Go Compressed Bales Are Formed By Allowing Standlee Premium Western Forage To Grow To The Proper Stage Of Maturity, Cutting The Plants, Allowing Them To Sun-cure To An Acceptable Moisture Level And Baling The Forage At The Optimal Time. Compressed Timothy Hay Bales Are Put Through A Press, Sliced Horizontally, Pushed Onto A Scale, Weighed, Compressed, Banded And Then Shrink-wrapped.
Features
- Timothy Grass Western Forage Is Highly Palatable
- Compressed Bales Formed By Allowing Standlee Premium Western Forage To Grow To Proper Stage Of Maturity
- Compressed Timothy Hay Bales Put Through Press, Sliced Horizontally, Pushed Onto Scale, Weighed, Compressed, Banded And Then Shrink-wrapped
- Made For Horses Of All Ages
- Low To Moderate In Protein
- High In Digestible Fiber
Ingredients
Timothy Grass Hay Sun-cured.
Guaranteed Analysis
- Crude Protein (min): 16%
- Crude Fat (min): 1.5%
- Crude Fiber (max): 30%
Feeding Tips
On Average Most Horses Comfortably Consume 2% Of Their Body Weight In Dry Forage Per Day. This Equates To 20 Lb. Of Dry Forage Per Day For A 1,000 Lb. Horse. Standlee Recommends That You Weigh The Amount Of Forage Provided To Each Horse To Ensure You Are Feeding The Proper Amount. This Is Especially Important With Baled And Compressed Forage Since Similar Volumes Of Forage (a Flake For Example) Vary In Weight. Standlee Also Recommends You Cut The Bands On Compressed Bales And Allow The Bale To Expand Overnight To Avoid Overfeeding. Feed Standlee Premium Western Baled Or Standlee Premium Western Compressed Forage At A Minimum Rate Of 1.5% Of Body Weight. Gradually Increase Or Decrease The Amount Of Forage To Maintain Desired Body Condition. Never Feed Moldy Or Insect Infested Forage To Horses. Always Provide Free-access To Fresh, Clean Water. If You Have Questions, Please Contact The Nutritionists At Standlee Premium Western Forage, Or Consult With Your Veterinarian.
Specifications
- Size: 50 Lb
Standlee Premium Western Forage Timothy Grab & Go Compressed Bales Are Formed By Allowing Standlee Premium Western Forage To Grow To The Proper Stage Of Maturity, Cutting The Plants, Allowing Them To Sun-cure To An Acceptable Moisture Level And Baling The Forage At The Optimal Time. Compressed Timothy Hay Bales Are Put Through A Press, Sliced Horizontally, Pushed Onto A Scale, Weighed, Compressed, Banded And Then Shrink-wrapped.
Features
- Timothy Grass Western Forage Is Highly Palatable
- Compressed Bales Formed By Allowing Standlee Premium Western Forage To Grow To Proper Stage Of Maturity
- Compressed Timothy Hay Bales Put Through Press, Sliced Horizontally, Pushed Onto Scale, Weighed, Compressed, Banded And Then Shrink-wrapped
- Made For Horses Of All Ages
- Low To Moderate In Protein
- High In Digestible Fiber
Ingredients
Timothy Grass Hay Sun-cured.
Guaranteed Analysis
- Crude Protein (min): 16%
- Crude Fat (min): 1.5%
- Crude Fiber (max): 30%
Feeding Tips
On Average Most Horses Comfortably Consume 2% Of Their Body Weight In Dry Forage Per Day. This Equates To 20 Lb. Of Dry Forage Per Day For A 1,000 Lb. Horse. Standlee Recommends That You Weigh The Amount Of Forage Provided To Each Horse To Ensure You Are Feeding The Proper Amount. This Is Especially Important With Baled And Compressed Forage Since Similar Volumes Of Forage (a Flake For Example) Vary In Weight. Standlee Also Recommends You Cut The Bands On Compressed Bales And Allow The Bale To Expand Overnight To Avoid Overfeeding. Feed Standlee Premium Western Baled Or Standlee Premium Western Compressed Forage At A Minimum Rate Of 1.5% Of Body Weight. Gradually Increase Or Decrease The Amount Of Forage To Maintain Desired Body Condition. Never Feed Moldy Or Insect Infested Forage To Horses. Always Provide Free-access To Fresh, Clean Water. If You Have Questions, Please Contact The Nutritionists At Standlee Premium Western Forage, Or Consult With Your Veterinarian.
Specifications
- Size: 50 Lb
