Weight Gain Mix

Allen & Page

£100

Suitable for . . . Horses and ponies at rest to hard work Poor doers struggling to gain and/or maintain weight Benefits of Weight Gain Mix. . . A high calorie/energy feed – DE 12.75MJ/kg A highly palatable mix Formulated without pellets and cereal grains are micronised to improve digestibility Balanced with vitamins and minerals Contains a probiotic for healthy digestion Includes linseed – a good source of Omega 3 Weight Gain Mix is formulated without pellets and cereal grains are micronised for improved digestibility. Containing a high calorie level Weight Gain Mix is an extremely effective f

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ALLEN & PAGE,LIMITED, number 00318101. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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