Integrity
Mare & Foal Horse Feed
Contains no corn, barley or alfalfa
Supports the nutritional needs of mares during later stages of pregnancy and during lactation. It is also the ideal formula for nursing, creep, and weanling foals. The 5/32 inch pellet is easy for foals to chew and swallow. Integrity Mare & Foal has a balanced profile of amino acids, vitamins and minerals, and omega-3 fatty acids.
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Fiber
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TOTAL BODY HEALTH

DIGESTIVE HEALTH

SKIN & COAT HEALTH

ANTIOXIDANT SUPPORT

BONE HEALTH

REPRODUCTION & FERTILITY

INTESTINAL HEALTH
Feeding Guidelines
Feeding amounts can/will vary with individual horses. Suggested guidelines are based on an average 1,000 lb. horse fed a quality hay at 1.5% of body weight.
Pregnant Mares
7th & 8th Month – Feed Integrity Growth then introduce Integrity Mare & Foal the 8th month
9th Month to Foaling – Feed ½ – ¾ lb. per 100 lbs. of body weight daily
Lactating Mares
Up to 12 Weeks After Foaling – Feed ½ – 1 lb. per 100 lbs. of body weight daily
12 Weeks to Weaning – Feed ½ – ¾ lb. per 100 lbs. of body weight daily (higher if mare is worked)
Mares After Weaning
Transition to the appropriate Integrity formula for the mare’s activity level
Foals
Creep Feeding – Feed as early as 3 weeks but no later than 8 weeks, feed ½ lb. daily in 2 feedings
Weanling to 1 Year – Feed ½ – ¾ lb. per 100 lbs. of body weight daily
Long Yearling & Older – Feed Integrity Growth
Guaranteed Analysis
| Protein (min) 16% |
| Methionine 0.3% |
| Fiber (max) 10.5% |
| Phosphorous 0.7% |
| Magnesium 0.35% |
| Iron ppm 175 |
| Zinc ppm 180 ppm |
| Copper 50 ppm |
| Vitamin A 5,000 IU/lb |
| Vitamin E 100 IU/lb |
| Biotin 0.35mg/lb |
| * ESC 5.9% |
| Lysine 0.9% |
| Fat (min) 6.5% |
| Calcium 0.90 – 1.2% |
| Ca:P 1.6:1 |
| Potassium 1.1% |
| Selenium ppm 0.45 |
| Manganese 155 ppm |
| Ash (max) 8.2% |
| Vitamin D 500 IU/lb |
| Vitamin C 45 mg/lb |
| * Starch 16.2% |
| * WSC 7.4% |
* Non-Structural Carbohydrate values reported on as sampled or as fed basis. WSC is water soluble carbohydrates. ESC is ethanol soluble carbohydrates and is a subset of WSC that does not include fructan. Fructan content can be estimated by subtracting ESC from WSC.


