Corn Oil
Out of stock
Price range: R250.00 through R580.00
When you add corn oil to your horse’s diet, you are providing him with more fat and energy without a corresponding increase in excitability. In fact, the addition of fat can have a calming affect on your horse. It also gives him more calories without adding more grain. Corn oil is easy to digest once your horse gets used to it, and tempers dust and loose particles that can irritate your horse, particularly if he has respiratory problems. It is also great for coats and hooves. Corn oil gives your horse essential fatty acids, mostly Omega-6 with some Omega-3, which he needs to help absorb certain vitamins.
Size: 2L and 5L
When you add corn oil to your horse’s diet, you are providing him with more fat and energy without a corresponding increase in excitability. In fact, the addition of fat can have a calming affect on your horse. It also gives him more calories without adding more grain. Corn oil is easy to digest once your horse gets used to it, and tempers dust and loose particles that can irritate your horse, particularly if he has respiratory problems. It is also great for coats and hooves. Corn oil gives your horse essential fatty acids, mostly Omega-6 with some Omega-3, which he needs to help absorb certain vitamins.
Size: 2L and 5L
| Weight | 1.8 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 13 × 9 × 21.5 cm |
| SIZE | 2 LITRE, 5 LITRE |
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