ADM GROSTRONG Metabolic Mineral Pellets, Low Sugar, Low Starch Horse Feed, 50 lbs. Bag

StaySTRONG Metabolic Mineral Pellets are built upon the rock-solid foundation of GROSTRONG Minerals with electrolytes (since 1925) and enhanced with direct fed microbials to boost foregut efficiency and Prosponse brewers dried yeast, known to improve digestibility of forage components in the hindgut. The convenient pellet form is made for a one pound per day feeding rate and can be fed alone or in combination with other FORAGE FIRST feeds and supplements.

• Complete GROSTRONG® mineral-vitamin package of 28 minerals, vitamins and electrolytes (including salt) in appropriate ratios and amounts specifically formulated for horses
• 100+ years of history backing unsurpassed formulation expertise and leading edge technology supporting GROSTRONG® Minerals
• Dual purpose digestive aides:
  • Direct fed microbial to boost foregut efficiency
  • Prosponse® yeast known to enhance digestibility of forage in the hindgut
• Ideal for “easy keepers” or starch-sensitive horses
• Limited starch (no molasses, corn or alfalfa) formula
• Apple flavored
• 0.1-0.2% of body weight daily feeding rate (1-2 lb for a 1,000-lb horse)
• Pellet; 40-lb bag
• Proprietary formula enables horses to synergistically accelerate the digestive process in the stomach and small intestine where maximum absorption takes place. The dual-action benefits are:
  • More efficient metabolism of nutrients from the entire ration, resulting in availability of more nutrients and cost savings
  • Less acidity and stress in the hindgut with more efficient digestive activity, reducing the risks of the number one and two killers (colic and founder) of horses
• Zinpro®* 4-Plex®* complexed zinc, manganese, copper and cobalt have higher bioavailabilities and may impart benefits for immunity, skeletal growth and hoof integrity
• Natural-source vitamin E for better bioavailability compared with synthetic vitamin E; needed for protection against oxidative tissue damage and immune system function; and may be especially important for working horses due to risk of exercise-induced muscle damage