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      Cowboy Red Pellet
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      Cowboy Red Pellet
      Cowboy Red Pellet

      Cowboy Red Pellet

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      This feed is designed to be fed to livestock as a fiber supplement.

      Cowboy Red Pellets are an excellent fiber supplement to your Horse’s pasture forage and hay or simply as a dietary treat. Working horses are suggested to have a ration of up to 11.5 % protein. Most alfalfa hay and grain mix have too much protein for the horse to utilize.

      Feeding Pellets with good quality hay and forage makes for a more balanced diet with the desirable protein levels. Almond Hulls are a highly digestible fiber source that horses love to eat! Feeding trials with almond hulls have shown to be highly palatable, safe and high in digestible fiber with less starch, making them a calmer feed source than most grains. They give your horse great energy with better digestion. Pellets are easy to store, easy to feed and produce less waste than long stem hay.

      Ground Almond Hulls, Ground Beet Pulp and Rice Bran

      • 7.0% Crude Protein - Min.
      • 4.5% Crude Fat - Min.
      • 17.0% Crude Fibel - Max.
      • 9.0% Ash - Max.

      HORSES: Feed to maintenance horses at the rate of 0.5 to 1.0 lbs per 100 lbs of bodyweight per head per day as a fiber supplement. May be used as a replacement for hay at a rate up to 40%. Each horse is unique and should be fed to maintain desired body condition and performance. Split the recommended feeding levels into two or more feedings each day.

      CATTLE: Feed to cattle at the rate of 0.5 to 1.0 lbs per 100 lbs of bodyweight as a fiber supplement.

      Have a good quality hay or pasture available. Provide adequate vitamin and mineral supplementation. Provide plenty of fresh, clean water at all times except to hot, tired horses. Horses should be cooled out properly before having access to unlimited water or being fed. Salt should be available free of choice.

      Make all feeding changes gradually over a two week period.