OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort
OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort
- 100% grain-free mash
- Particularly suitable for horses on a grain-free diet
- Can also be fed during times of increased demand
- With selected herbs – a complementary addition to the daily ration
- Free from brewers’ yeast, molasses, and other unwanted additives
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Product Description
What is OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort?
Mash has been used in horse feeding for generations, particularly at times when horses needed a nutritious and easily digestible meal. Traditionally, it was often given after strenuous exercise or during periods when additional nutritional support was needed.
OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort has been specially developed as a grain-free addition to the daily ration. It combines gently dried permanent grassland forage with linseed and carefully selected herbs including thyme, marshmallow root, black cumin, peppermint and cistus.
The result is a tasty, fibre-rich mash that is particularly suitable during changes in the weather, periods of high humidity or stress – and is completely grain-free.
Is OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort suitable for my horse?
Yes. OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort is suitable for all horses as a tasty, grain-free addition to their daily ration. It can be particularly useful during changes in the weather, damp conditions or periods of increased demand.
It is also suitable for horses that need a low-grain diet, combining permanent grassland forage, linseed and selected herbs in one balanced feed.
Can I combine OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort with other products?
Yes. OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort can be combined with other feeds without any problems. It can form part of a balanced ration or be fed alongside herbs and other supplements.
Always follow the feeding recommendations for any additional products to avoid an excessive intake of individual nutrients.
Feeding recommendations
How long should I feed OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort?
OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort can be fed daily as needed. During periods of increased demand, such as changes in the weather or intensive training, it can be included in the ration for a longer period.
At quieter times, feeding can be reduced to two or three times a week.
How is OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort fed?
Preparation is simple. Add around 350 g to a feed bucket and pour over approximately 1 litre of warm water.
Leave the mash to soak for 15–20 minutes. Once it has cooled to a lukewarm temperature, it is ready to feed.
Always make sure the mash has fully soaked and expanded before feeding.
How do I calculate the correct dosage for my horse?
To calculate the appropriate amount of OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort for your horse, follow these steps:
1. Determine your horse’s weight
The weight can be established by weighing, measuring with a tape, or by using apps such as the free BCI App from Sanoanimal (available inGoogle Play und the Apple Store).
2. Use the feeding recommendation as your starting point
The general recommendation refers to a 600 kg horse. The suggested daily amount is 350 g.
3. Adjust the amount to your horse’s weight
For example, for a 300 kg horse, the calculation is:
350 g ÷ 600 kg × 300 kg = 175 g per day.
This calculation can be used to determine the appropriate amount of OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort for horses of different weights.
Composition
What does OKAPI Mash Grain-Free Breathing Comfort contain?
Composition: Dried and ground permanent grassland forage, linseed, thyme, marshmallow, black cumin, peppermint, cistus
Analytical constituents: Crude fibre: 24.10%, crude protein: 11.40%, crude fat: 5.30%, crude ash: 10.10%, calcium: 0.92%, phosphorus: 0.28%, sodium: 0.08%
Complementary feed for horses
Feeding Instructions
Horses and ponies may receive up to 350 g per day. Always soak thoroughly before feeding.