martini55
29th Sep 2007, 10:35 AM
Does anyone know what the main differences between these products are? All I can decipher from the website is that Alpha-A lite has more protein and oil, but less fibre. Is it simply a case of Alpha-A lite being made from only alfalfa and Hi-fi from straw and alfalfa? Or is there more to it?
I am looking at trying to get more condition and muscle on my horse and so, along with exercise, I've been looking at changing her diet. The problem lies in the fact that she is generally a good-doer and is recovering from laminitis. I don't want to feed anything with cereals in it, and it has to be low in starch and sugars (preferably free from mollasses). So it's tricky. She's currently fed 9kg of soaked hay, 200g of speedi-beet (plus supplemets- F4F, Magox, salt,yea-sacc, cortaflex). I'm going to be adding Flax oil into her diet but was thinking she'd be needing something more.
I am looking at trying to get more condition and muscle on my horse and so, along with exercise, I've been looking at changing her diet. The problem lies in the fact that she is generally a good-doer and is recovering from laminitis. I don't want to feed anything with cereals in it, and it has to be low in starch and sugars (preferably free from mollasses). So it's tricky. She's currently fed 9kg of soaked hay, 200g of speedi-beet (plus supplemets- F4F, Magox, salt,yea-sacc, cortaflex). I'm going to be adding Flax oil into her diet but was thinking she'd be needing something more.