Horslyx Original was Horslyx's debut product in 1997, offering horse owners the opportunity to encourage slow, natural feeding patterns while ensuring the diet is nutritionally balanced for optimal health and condition.
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Features and Benefits:
Why use Horslyx Original Balancer?
Testimonials:
"Casper got off to a bad start in life, he was mineral deficient, a shy and not very happy pony; but now, with the help of Horslyx he is the healthiest and most lively pony in the world. He has stopped gulping air and has made a big variation" - Paige Rowatt
"Sunshine is a Thoroughbred cross mare, homebred and fed Horslyx and forage throughout her life. The addition of biotin, methionine and Zinc chelates, from Horslyx to her diet, has resulted in strong, healthy hooves, allowing her to compete in show jumping even without horseshoes." - Anita Watson
Composition: dehydrated cane molasses, monocalcium phosphate, pure vegetable oil, sodium chloride, prairie meal, calcium carbonate, magnesium oxide.
Nutritional information:
| Analytical Constituents | per Kg |
| Crude Protein | 6.50% |
| Crude Oils & Fats | 6.00% |
| Crude Fibre | 0.25% |
| Crude Ash | 23.00% |
| Sugar | 33.00% |
| Calcium | 2.30% |
| Phosphorus | 1.60% |
| Magnesium | 0.40% |
| Sodium | 2.50% |
Additives (per Kg):
Nutritional additives:
Vitamins: 3a672a vitamin A (retinyl acetate) 25,000 IU, 3a671 vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) 4,000 IU, 3a700 vitamin E (all-rac- alpha tocopheryl acetate) 3,000 mg, vitamin C 3,000 mg, vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) 220 mcg, 3a880 biotin 12 mg
Trace elements: 3b202 iodine (from 0.009 g calcium iodate anhydrous) 6 mg, 3b405 copper (from 2.160 g cupric sulphate pentahydrate) 540 mg, 3b413 copper (from 0.4 g cupric chelate of glycine hydrate) 60 mg, 3b502 manganese (from 1.290 g manganese (II) oxide) 800 mg, 3b605 zinc (from 3.00 g zinc sulphate monohydrate) 1080 mg, 3b607 zinc (from 0.6 g zinc chelate of glycine hydrate) 120 mg, E8 selenium (from 0.011 g sodium selenite) 5 mg.
Feeding directions:
Hold pot to horse´s mouth, alternatively knock lick out of pot into a bucket.
Pot is not designed to be left unattended with a horse.