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EA Bloom & Condition Pellets

EA Bloom & Condition Pellets

€54,76 EUR
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For horses that need to gain weight or have lost their shine

Bloom & Condition Pellets were developed for horses that need extra condition, calories and healthy energy without getting hot. The pellets contain a powerful mix of oil, omega‑3, stabilized rice bran and full-fat linseed, supplemented with antioxidants and calcium. Ideal for skinny horses, older horses, sport horses in season and horses that need to be show-ready.

Suitable for

  • Skinny horses
  • Older horses losing condition
  • Preparing for sale
  • Horses that have lost their shine
  • Picky eaters
  • Competition horses that struggle to maintain weight
  • Horses with weight loss after box rest
  • Horses that need extra energy without getting hot

Why this product works 

  • Oil & omega‑3 calories without starch, ideal for sensitive horses
  • Stabilized rice bran safe, concentrated energy source
  • Full-fat linseed supports coat, skin and healthy weight gain
  • Antioxidants & calcium support muscle function and overall vitality
  • Tasty pellets perfect for picky eaters

Dosage

300 kg pony

  • 150–450 g per day

500 kg horse

  • 250–1000 g per day

650 kg horse

  • 325–1200 g per day

Composition 

Ingredients per 500g serving

Stabilized Rice Bran 300g Micronized Linseed100g
Crude oils 77g (15.4%) Omega 3s 21.5g (4.3%)
Crude Protein 72.5g (14.5%) Sugar 17g (3.4%)
Starch* 98g (19.6%) Estimated digestible energy7.5MJ (15 MJ.kg)
Vitamin E 220mg (440mg/kg) Calcium12g (2.4%)

My advice💛

Bloom & Condition Pellets are ideal for horses that struggle to maintain weight, need extra muscle condition or lack shine.

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The above information describes general signs and support. In case of medical complaints, acute symptoms or doubt, I always recommend contacting your veterinarian. I do not make diagnoses and my advice does not replace a professional examination.