Saracen Re-Leve Cubes

Name: Saracen Re-Leve Cubes
SKU: saracen releve cubes
Price: 20.99 GBP
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saracen releve cubes

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RE-LEVE®-CUBES are a highly versatile, low starch (9%), low sugar (4.5%) cube formulated specifically to help support a healthy digestive tract and maintain normal muscle function in all horses. RE-LEVE®-CUBES are formulated on highly digestible “Super Fibres” and oil as alternative energy sources making them ideal for horses prone to Equine Gastric Ulcers. The cubes provide a balanced diet and are fully fortified with a full spectrum of vitamins, chelated minerals, and antioxidants including natural vitamin E along with a live yeast to support optimum digestive health. The cubes contain a blackcurrant flavour to entice the fussiest of feeders.

Soya Hulls (GM Soya)
Oatfeed
Wheatfeed
Full Fat Soya (GM Soya)
Dried Sugar Beet Pulp
Sunflower Seed Meal
Molasses
Soya Oil (GM Soya)
Full Fat Linseed
Vegetable Oil
Sodium Chloride
Calcium Carbonate
Soya Bean Meal (GM Soya)
Dicalcium Phosphate
Vitamins & Minerals
Magnesium Oxide
Blackcurrant Flavour

NUTRITION

INGREDIENT	QUANTITY
Oil	9.0%
Protein	13.0%
Fibre	17.0%
Digestible Energy	12.7 MJ/kg
Starch	9.0%
Sugar	4.5%
Vitamin A	12,000 iu/kg
Vitamin D	1,200 iu/kg
Vitamin E	300 iu/kg
Selenium	0.52 mg/kg
Yeast	4.3 x 10^9 CFU/kg

RE-LEVE®-CUBES are based on extensive collaborative research carried out by Dr Stephanie Valberg, at the University of Minnesota, and Kentucky Equine Research ( Huntington PJ, Duren S, Valberg S, 2000). It was formulated to provide the equine athlete with the levels of energy required for performance and maintenance of body condition using a variety of alternative energy sources to cereals. This research has shown that when horses predisposed to tying-up were fed a high fat, low starch feeds, there was less post exercise muscle damage.

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