A supply of minerals for open stables and pastures
Directions:
Since our mineral feeds have only a low molasses content, horses do not
eat only when they really need these substances.
OKAPI Junior Mineral G is a food supplement which, because of its higher content
in vitamins and trace elements compared to whole foods, should only be given
only up to 150g/day per horse.
Feeding Tips:
Adult horses are given approximately 3 – 5 spoonfuls (measurement). Depending on their size, ponies
receive about half.
Composition:
Calcium carbonate, sodium chloride, monocalcium phosphate, oxide
magnesium, grape seed flour, molasses.
Additives:
Nutritional additives per kg:
100,000 IU vitamin A (3a672a)
3,000 mg vitamin E (3a700)
100mg vitamin B1
200mg vitamin B2
100mg vitamin B6
1,000 μg vitamin B12
100mg vitamin K3
900 mg niacin
450 mg pantothenic acid
100mg folic acid
20,000 μg biotin
5,000mg choline chloride
6,000 mg zinc (3b605) as zinc sulfate monohydrate
3,000 mg manganese as manganese oxide 2
2,500 mg iron in the form of ferrous (II) sulphate monohydrate,
2,000 mg copper (E4) as copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate
90 mg iodine (3b202) as anhydrous calcium iodate
35 mg cobalt (3b801) as cobalt (II) acetate tetrahydrate
15 mg selenium (E8) as sodium selenite
Constituents and analytical contents:
Calcium: 14.0%Phosphorus: 3.0%
Sodium: 8.0%
Magnesium: 5.0%
Lysine: 5.0%
Methionine: 2.0%
Threonine: 2.0%
Mineral feed for horses
Keep in a dry and cool place.
OKAPI Juniormineral (Junior Minéral G)
What makes our OKAPI
so special?
✔ recipes regularly revised on the basis of current research
✔ exclusively inorganic minerals and trace elements
✔ no fillers, no brewer's yeast, no oil
✔ no organic selenium, no hidden sugars like apple pomace
✔ only 2-3% molasses (depending on variety) - this is used to bind the dust, not to attract the horse.
As we deliberately omit "tasty components" such as oils or sugars, you can offer our mineral feed according to your needs:
Put the daily ration in a bowl
Offer your horse
if he wishes: let him take 2-3 mouthfuls
Remove the bowl
Offer again the next day
🐴 If your horse doesn't eat the mineral feed, it's usually a sign that he doesn't currently need it. In this case, simply pause for 2 to 3 weeks and offer it again according to the scheme.
If your horse is well balanced, you can also offer him as much mineral food as he wants, for example in the form of a lick tray in the stall.
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