- High-fat, high protein, low sugar, and low starch weight gain supplement
- Works for all kinds of horses
- Natural ingredients, easy to feed and digest
Complete Ingredients:
Canola Seeds
Ground Flaxseeds
Peas (Pulse Starch)
Oat Hulls
Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal
Horse Essence Flavouring (Reg. No. 981452)
No Mold 85® (Reg. No. 982320)
Santoquin® Liquid Antioxidant (Reg. No. 981717)
Feeding Guidelines
Activity Level / Life Stage Daily Intake (grams) Daily Intake (Scoops)
Maintenance 125 1
Light Exercise 500 4
Moderate Exercise 875 7
Heavy Exercise 1500 12
Pregnant Mare
Late Gestation 500 – 750 4 – 6
Lactating Mare
Early Lactation 1500 12
Late Lactation 1250 10
These feeding guidelines are based on an average 500 kg horse on a forage-based diet. Please
use the enclosed 125 gram measuring cup to measure quantities.
Additional Notes:
Use the feeding table for guidance when supplementing with equinePOWER™, and feed
alongside a complete diet consisting of free access to good quality hay or pasture. Make
adjustments to your horses’ diet gradually over a three week period.
Horses should be maintained at a body condition score of 3.5. Make adjustments to the
inclusion level of equinePOWER™ should your horses body condition score be greatly above, or
below 3.5.
Clean water of good quality should be available freely at all times to your horse. If questionable,
water samples can be tested by a laboratory in your area. Ensure that horses that have been
exercised are properly cooled down and rehydrated before being fed.
Feeding amounts of equinePOWER™ greater than 375 grams (three scoops) per day should be
divided into several feeding periods over the course of a day.
Speak with veterinarian or nutritionist before feeding equinePOWER™ in quantities greater than
1500 grams.
Should your horses manure become loose, reduce the amount of equinePOWER™ being fed until
your horse adjusts. Then slowly begin increasing the amount until desired level is reached.
Free choice salt and mineral should be available at all times.
For growing foals, please consult with your nutritionist or veterinarian to choose a program that
will optimize the growth of your animal.
Please consult your nutritionist or veterinarian for selecting the proper nutrition program for
breeding stallions and pregnant mares.
Early lactation is defined as the period between birth and three months lactation. Late lactation
is defined as the period between months four and six of lactation. Late gestation often finds a
mares gut capacity reduced due to fetal growth, is defined as months nine through birth.
equinePOWER™ is a superb option for feeding geriatric horses. Consult your veterinarian or
nutritionist for advice on feeding equinePOWER™ to your senior horse
