Ice®
Hygain
SKU:ICE2
20kg
THE HIGH FIBRE, COOL CONDITIONER
A versatile, low starch feed providing slow-release energy for calm conditioning and healthy gut function.
Formulation Highlights:
- DIGESTIVE SUPPORT: Ice® contains a high fibre, low starch formulation to promote natural digestive function and hindgut health.
- SUITABLE FOR ULCER-PRONE HORSES: A high non-structural carbohydrate (NSC) diet is a known risk factor for equine gastric ulcer syndrome. The low NSC content makes Ice® suitable for horses prone to gastric ulcers, especially when fed in two daily meals.
- COOL CONDITIONING FOR HOT HORSES: Highly digestible fibres ferment in the hindgut to release energy that supports cool weight maintenance.
- BASE FEED OPTION: Ice® can also be used as a base feed to help lower the starch load in high-energy diets, making it a beneficial option for performance horses and racehorses prone to tying-up.
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9.2
DE MJ/kg
12%
Protein
4%
Fat
30%
Fibre
Legume Hulls, Lucerne Meal, Cereals, Bran, Pollard, Canola Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Calcium Carbonate, Dicalcium Phosphate, Magnesium Oxide, Salt & Hygain® Vitamin and Mineral Premix (Including Heat Stable Vitamins and Chelated Mineral Proteinates).


1. Introduce Ice® to your horse's diet gradually over a 7 - 14 day period.
2. Feed by weight and not by volume.
3. Feed a minimum of 1.5% of your horse's body weight daily as roughage.
4. Horses have a small stomach, so feed little and often.
5. Ensure horses have access to clean water.
6. Do not add additional vitamins or minerals unless directed by a veterinarian or nutritionist.
7. Adjust feed intake according to age, breed, appetite, activity level, climate and body condition.
8. If you have any questions regarding allergens or raw ingredients, our team is here to help.
For dietary advice and nutritional solutions, please contact Hygain® on +61 3 5943 2255.
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