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Blue Mountain High-Altitude Alfalfa Horse Pellets
Blue Mountain Hay High-Altitude Alfalfa Hay Pellets Horse Feed offers a convenient way to provide quality alfalfa forage in an easy-to-feed pellet form. Made from high-altitude-grown alfalfa, these pellets naturally provide protein, fiber, and energy to help support healthy body condition, muscle maintenance, and overall equine wellness. The pelleted format makes feeding, measuring, storage, and transport simple while helping reduce the waste and mess commonly associated with traditional baled hay. Alfalfa pellets can be incorporated into a balanced feeding program and are a practical forage option for horses with varying nutritional needs, whether used as a supplement or as directed by your veterinarian or equine nutritionist.
Key Features:
- Made with high-altitude-grown alfalfa
- Naturally provides protein, fiber, and energy
- Helps support healthy body condition and muscle maintenance
- Convenient pellet form for easy measuring and feeding
- Helps reduce hay waste, dust, and feeding mess
- Easy to store and transport
- Practical addition to a balanced equine feeding program
Feeding Instructions:
Feed 2% of their body weight a day.
Ingredients:
Alfalfa Hay.
| Guaranteed Analysis: | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 17.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 3.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 26.0% max |
| Sugar (ESC) | 7.5% max |
| Moisture | 12.0% max |
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FAQ
What are the benefits of feeding alfalfa pellets to horses?
Alfalfa naturally provides fiber, protein, energy, calcium, and other nutrients that can help support body condition and overall equine nutrition.
Can these pellets replace traditional hay?
Whether alfalfa pellets should supplement or replace some traditional forage depends on your horse’s individual diet and nutritional requirements. Consult your veterinarian or equine nutritionist before making significant dietary changes.
Can alfalfa pellets be soaked before feeding?
Pelleted forage is often soaked when appropriate for an individual horse. Follow the manufacturer's feeding directions and consult your veterinarian if your horse has specific chewing, dental, or dietary needs.
How much should I feed my horse?
Feeding amounts depend on your horse’s weight, age, activity level, body condition, and total diet. Follow package feeding directions and consult an equine nutrition professional for individualized recommendations.
Should fresh water be available?
Yes. Always provide your horse with access to clean, fresh drinking water.