Integrity
Mare & Foal Horse Feed
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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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.