Browser pellets - 10 mm
20 kg bag
Complementary feed for browsers
Product intended for wildlife species. Please contact us for more information.
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Browser Pellets are designed to be fed up to a 40% addition to (a combination of) forages like grass hay, silage and alfalfa hay. It has a very high fibre content which consists of highly fermentable cellulose and low fermentable lignine. The fibre content in the Browser Pellets originates highly from alfalfa, a natural plant material highly suitable for browsers.
Contains a high amount of cellulose and lignin
Helps in preventing excessive acid production in the stomach by a low amount of sugars and starch and inclusion of mearl (chalk weed)
Balanced level of vitamins, minerals and trace elements
With organic bound zinc, manganese and copper to support locomotion, skin and hair, immunity and reproduction
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