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Features

FEATURES	BENEFITS
Forage Built In	To completely or partially replace the hay or pasture in the horse’s diet when dental problems or missing teeth prevent them from eating forage
#1 Veterinarian Recommended Senior Horse Feed	Four out of five Equine Veterinarians recommend Purina’s Equine Senior® horse feed to their clients with senior horses, according to an independent study conducted in November 2012
Exclusive ActivAge™ Prebiotic	Scientifically studied in senior horses to support optimal function of the aging immune system
Purina® Amplify® High-Fat Nugget	A proprietary blend of vegetable oils, flax seed and rice bran for weight maintenance, shine and bloom
Highly Digestible	Scientifically formulated with a blend of fiber sources including beet pulp and top quality hay to help maintain the senior horse’s body condition and support normal digestive function
Controlled Starch and Sugar	Formulated to provide a diet lower in nonstructural carbohydrates that may be suitable for aging horses with carbohydrate sensitivities
Vitamin & Mineral Fortification	Designed to meet the specific nutritional needs of senior horses to support immune function and overall health when fed as directedBased on “Nutrient Requirements of Horses Sixth Revised Edition–2007” published by the National Research Council
Highly Palatable with Less Sugar	A unique blend of molasses and soy oil for a higher fat molasses that encourages optimal intake versus straight cane molasses that is higher in sugar
Added Antioxidants	Contains Vitamin C and Vitamin E to provide additional support for a healthy immune system
Complete Feed	High-quality hay built in to help senior horses get the fiber they need

Analysis

CRUDE PROTEIN	MIN	14.00	%
LYSINE	MIN	0.70	%
FAT	MIN	5.50	%
FIBER	MAX	18.00	%
CALCIUM (CA)	MIN	0.60	%
CALCIUM (CA)	MAX	0.80	%
PHOSPHORUS	MIN	0.40	%
SODIUM (NA)	MIN	0.10	%
SODIUM (NA)	MAX	0.60	%
COPPER (CU)	MIN	55	PPM
SELENIUM (SE)	MIN	0.30	PPM
ZINC (ZN)	MIN	220	PPM
VITAMIN A	MIN	3,500	IU/LB
VITAMIN E	MIN	140	IU/LB

Directions

	- WEIGHT OF HORSE IN POUNDS -
LIFESTYLE	600 lbs	800 lbs	1,000 lbs	1,200 lbs	1,400 lbs
Equine Senior® horse feed (lbs/day)
Maintenance	8.00	10.75	13.50	16.25	18.75
Light Work	9.00	11.75	14.75	17.75	20.75
Moderate Work	10.25	14.00	17.25	20.75	24.25
Lactating Broodmare	14.00	18.75	23.50	28.25	33.00
Breeding Stallions	9.75	13.00	16.25	19.50	22.50

Feeding recommendations are based on average daily requirements for horses of different body weights. Actual feeding rates required to adequately maintain good condition of individual horses will be affected by individual metabolism and progression rate of aging processes. Therefore, feeding rates may need to be gradually adjusted in some horses according to body condition. Aging horses unable to maintain adequate body condition when being fed the recommended amount of Equine Senior^® horse feed should be examined by a veterinarian to determine the presence of potential health issues. Do not feed more than 0.8 lbs per 100 lbs of body weight in one meal. Equine Senior^® can be blended with other feeds or oats for a short time while transitioning your horse to Equine Senior^®, but for the long term, Equine Senior should not be mixed with oats or other grains because these grains will dilute the nutritional balance of Equine Senior^® and are more difficult for the aging horse to chew and digest. Do not feed free choice. Important Considerations:

• Do not feed free-choice.
• Feed at regular times (at least twice daily). When feeding rates exceed 1% of body weight, three daily feedings are preferred.
• Any feed changes should be made gradually over a period of 7 to 10 days.
• Changes in the rate of feeding should not exceed one pound per day for each horse.
• Have plenty of fresh, clean water available at all times.
• Prevent the rapid eating by the horse of any feed stuffs.
• Store feed in a dry, well-ventilated area protected from rodents and insects.
• Do not feed moldy or insect-infested feed to animals as it may cause illness or death.
• This product to be fed to the animal species as directed on the label.
• In addition to nutritional care and consultation, be sure to make regular veterinary checkups and farrier appointments part of your horse wellness program.

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