Hygain RELEASE
Hygain RELEASE
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Hygain® Release® with non-oat micronized sweet feed, scientifically formulated to provide the fuel and essential nutrients required for optimum performance in horses prone to the tying up syndrome and other muscle disorders.
- Contains Bonafide® to help bone density and horses prone to bone stresses or shin soreness.
- Complete Micronized sweet fed for improved digestion.
- Bio-available Selenium to assist your horse's muscle metabolism.
- Probiotics to support a healthy gut and Vitamin C for immune function.
- Biotin for rapid hoof development.
- Natural Vitamin E for antioxidant, circulatory and cardiovascular functions.
- Bio-Available Chromium assists in lowering lactic acid levels.
- Pure Rice Bran Oil to maximise absorption and feed efficiency for muscle building.
14.65
DE MJ/kg
15%
Crude Protein
10%
Crude Fat
10%
Crude Fibre
1%
Calcium
HYGAIN® RELEASE® should be introduced to your horse’s diet gradually. Feeding amount may be influenced by age, breed, exercise intensity, desired body condition and climate.
HYGAIN® RELEASE® is a highly palatable, digestible energy source. Care should be taken to match feed intake to workload. Reduce feed intake on rest days, if horses gain weight and/or training regime is interrupted. HYGAIN® RELEASE® is a complete feed and as such the addition of any other grains only serves to dilute the nutritional balance of the feed. Horses in full work on average will require 3-6kg of HYGAIN® RELEASE® per day and between 4-6kg of roughage per day. Do not feed additional selenium with HYGAIN® RELEASE® without consulting a veterinarian.
During periods of heavy sweat loss additional supplementation with an electrolyte such as HYGAIN® REGAIN® is recommended.
These tips have been shown to be important in the management of many horses with the tying-up syndrome
Training Tips:
- Slow days: Replace trotting and cantering with walking and swimming.
- Fast days: Warm-up walk only, fast work at 15 seconds per furlong or better every 4 to 5 days.
- Equestrian & endurance horses: Commencing the work session with a 800 to 1000 meters strong canter at around 480 meters/min or 28 km/hour.
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