What horses need En-Dure?
Performance Horses
- Provides calories to fuel optimal performance in hardworking horses, so less grain can be fed
- Finicky eaters love the taste and a little goes a long way!
Broodmares
- Excellent way to keep weight on old or hard-to-keep mares
- Mares in good weight--not too thin--are more likely to get in foal
- Ensures the lactating mare receives the calories need to produce high-quality milk
Yearlings and Young Horses in Training
- Combined with a low-starch diet, wards off growth problems and exercise-related muscle problems
- Safe way to add calories for top growth without excessive grain consumption and the problems associated with it (colic and laminitis)
- Great way to add shine to the coat, without spending hours grooming
- Perfect for the show arena or sales ring
Older Horses
- Reduces the risk of grain overload in sensitive aged horses
- Works well with low-starch diets for horses diagnosed with Cushing's syndrome
Feeding Directions:
Horses: Feed a total of 8 oz daily. Should be divided between meals.
Camels: Feed 150-300 grams per day mixed with daily grain ration.
How is En-Dure fed, and how much is fed daily?
En-Dure is top-dressed onto the concentrate portion of a meal.
Can less feed be fed once En-Dure is added to a ration?
Yes, in most instances less feed can be offered because of the incredibly dense energy concentration of En-Dure. As the amount of feed decreases, so does the likelihood of gastrointestinal upsets caused by diets abundant in rich concentrates.
Will the high energy levels in En-Dure make horses difficult to handle?
No, fat is considered "cool energy" because it does not cause horses to become flighty or unmanageable. Show horses and racehorses that are hard to manage when being fed high-grain diets may experience a change in temperament when calories are derived from En-Dure.
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