Muscle & FocusMaintain Composure, Build Topline*
Soaks in 10 Minutes!
Muscle & Focus is suitable for…
- Horses or ponies at the start of their ridden career
- Thoroughbreds who are undergoing retraining or changing discipline
- Horses and ponies who have a leisure based ridden career (hacking, schooling etc) through to those competing right through to international level
- Those looking to support muscle development and recovery
- Equines prone to gastric ulcers
- Those needing to avoid high starch diets that can cause excitable or unpredictable behaviour
- Horses and ponies with intolerances to alfalfa, soya, whole cereal grains and/or molasses.
Key features of Muscle & Focus…
- Highly versatile -mid-calorie (10.5MJ/kg) feed suitable for a wide range of horses and ponies working at different levels/disciplines
- Only 12.5% combined starch and sugar– suitable for horses and ponies prone to gastric ulcers, giving controlled energy without the fizz
- Contains quality protein and antioxidants, including vitamins C and E to support muscle development and recovery
- Contains Maerl (calcareous marine algae), apple pectin, prebiotics and a probiotic to aid in maintaining a healthy stomach pH and digestive system
- Free from Alfalfa, Soya, Molasses and Whole Cereal Grains
- Fully balanced – providing all essential vitamins and minerals with so no need to supplement**
- Quick Soak – forms a soft, easy to eat mash in 10 minutes. Ideal for those with poor teeth and to maintain hydration in working equines
Muscle & Focus is suitable for horses and ponies requiring stamina, focus and support for healthy muscle development and recovery, whether they are competing at higher levels or maintaining a leisure riding career. High quality protein sources provide the building blocks for muscle development, making Muscle & Focus ideal for those changing disciplines or just starting their ridden careers.
Free from alfalfa, soya, molasses, and whole cereal grains, Muscle & Focus is low in starch and sugar, ideal for those that react negatively to high starch diets or equines prone to gastric ulcers.
