Irish Mash is an easy to prepare, extremely tasty mixture, stimulating the digestion and the metabolism and should not be missing from the feeding schedule on days spent in the stable, when shedding, after high performances or illness:

•  easy to prepare, also with cold water
• stimulates digestion, dietic concept
• particularly tasty with natural apple and grape components
• easy-digestible

Irish Mash has a century-long tradition of being fed to horses following hard work, when recuperating from an illness or to reduce the risk of colic. This warm, liquid to mushy mixture stimulates appetite and digestion, it purges the digestive tract (e. g. on days spent in the stable) and thus improves the metabolic function.

Beneficiary for all horses

With its dietic formula, Irish Mash is a light feed and no concentrated feed. Due to its intestine-nurturing qualities, it can even improve the feed efficiency of hard keepers. Since horses simply never seem to tire of Irish Mash, it is perfect as first feed after colic, an operation, severe illness, lack of appetite or chewing problems. Mash also considerably contributes to the regeneration after competitions, stud service and birth and proved to be especially valuable during shedding.
Irish Mash can be fed 1 – 3 times a week instead of concentrated feed and, in special cases (such as after an operation or stomach ulcers) even exclusively with hay and straw.

COMPOSITION:

Wheat bran, barley flakes (lactic acid fermented), corn flakes (lactic acid fermented),
 oilseed mixture and finely ground oilseed cake (linseed, sunflower seeds) 9.1%, 
whole oat flakes (lactic acid fermented) 8%, fruit pulp (apple/grape), beetroot leaves,
 dried beetroot pulp, hot air dried grass husks, PalaSyrup syrup (isomaltolose flour), 
sodium chloride, cold-pressed oil mixture (linseed, sunflower, corn germ) 0.8%, brewer's yeast, 
coriander, corn germ, vinegar, calcium carbonate (mineral).

INGREDIENTS:

Crude protein 10.2%
Crude fat 5.3%
Crude fiber 9.6%
Crude ash 6.8%
Digestible crude protein 66.3 g/kg
Produced energy 11.2 MJ/kg
Convertible energy 10.2 MJ/kg
Strength 23.0%
Sugar 10.6%
Calcium 0.4%
Phosphorus 0.5%
Magnesium 0.2%
Sodium 0.6%
Additives per kg:
Nutritional additives
Vitamin A 3a672a 7,000 IU
Vitamin D 3a671 841 IU
Vitamin E 3a700 34 mg
Vitamin B1 3a821 4 mg
Vitamin B2 3a825i 4 mg
Vitamin B6 3a831 2 mg
Biotin 3a880 84 mcg
Calcium D-pantothenate 3a841 9 mg
Choline chloride 3a890 250 mg
Nicotinic acid 3a314 18 mg
Folic acid 3a316 2.1 mg
Iron as iron(II) sulfate monohydrate 3b103 6.7 mg
Zinc as zinc sulfate monohydrate 3b605 51 mg
Manganese as manganese(II) sulfate monohydrate 3b503 25 mg
Copper as copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate 3b405 7.6 mg
Selenium as sodium selenite 3b801 0.2 mg
Iodine as calcium iodate anhydrous 3b2O2 0.3 mg mg
Technological additives
Diatomaceous earth (purified diatomaceous earth) E551c 9,000 mg

 

Weight	15 kg
Dimensions	40 × 80 × 10 cm
Ingredients	Raw protein 11,5 %, Raw fibre 8,5 %, Raw fat 5,0 %, Raw ash 7,2 %, Digestible raw protein 92 g/kg, Digestible energy 10,5 MJ/kg, Calcium 0,4 %, Phosphorus 0,5 %, Magnesium 0,3 %, Sodium 0,5 %
Nutritional additives (per Kg)	Vitamin A 7.200 IE, Vitamin D3 800 IE, Vitamin E 50 m
Technological additive	Silica
Microelementa (per kg)	Iron 220 mg, Zinc 90 mg, Manganese 70 mg, Copper 15 mg, Iodine 0,8 mg, Selenium 0,4 mg
Feeding recommendation	Per 100 kg body weight about 70-200 g Irish Mash touch with the same amount of warm/hot water, let stand for about 15 minutes and offer warm. In the summer months it can also be prepared with cold water, the swelling time should be 30 minutes. In general, feed 1-3 times a week, if necessary, a reduced amount can be offered daily. Recommended period: first 6 weeks. It is recommended to get advice of a veterinarian, before use or before extending the duration. – Suitable for older animals.