Harvest Grains - Timothy Smart feed

TIMOTHY-SMART-FEED™ safe for horses and ponies with common feed related gastro-intestinal-tract and hind-gut irritation. Probiotic, yeast cells, feed enzymes and prebiotic food sources increase food digestion and nutrient absorption and help balance the gut environment when affected by times of stress, travel or ill health. 

Our premium source of Omega 3 fatty acids and essential amino acids lysine and methionine to assist strength and recovery from every day challenges.

Additional biotin and chromium to improve conversion of feed nutrients.

More anti-oxidants to assist horses with restricted access to pasture and those in work.

How to prepare

Submerge fully in clean water leaving to activate for 15 minutes up to a few hours, increase water volume if preferred. If by error this product is fed dry there is no cause for panic.

Soaking of any feeds should be monitored to ensure they do not ferment.

When bore water is used or when conditions are humid please use the soak time limit provided. 

Horse owners confirm TIMOTHY-SMART-FEED™ has assisted respiratory function

Use daily as a wet feed / fibre option for horses and ponies that repeatedly suffer a dry throat, cough, common dust allergy, feed sensitivities and digestive complaints.

TIMOTHY-SMART-FEED™ my be safely enjoyed by all sizes, age and breed of horses and ponies including those at risk of colic, ulcers, airway infection, laminitis, cushings, increased metabolic heat load and whilst rehabilitating on box rest..

A feed to provide fiber and re-hydration when pasture conditions are not favorable. 

The perfect addition to weight control programs.

Horse size & dry weight feeding guide (before soaking) per day, alter to suit any horses 

100kg weight feed up to 500g dry (add water)

200kg up to 1kg dry (add water)

300kg up to 1.5kg dry (add water)

400kg up to 2kg dry (add water)

500kg up to 2.5kg dry (add water)

600kg up to 3kg dry (add water)

To ensure you horse or pony is receiving a balanced diet it may be necessary to seek advice.

Any mineral shortfalls should be addressed to ensure health and metabolism are not compromised.

If at all concerned request your vet do a blood test (include selenium)