Freizeit

Freizeit

The low-protein muesli

  • for horses in light work
  • without oats
  • low energy
  • complete diet
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marstall Freizeit is an economical muesli for universal use, based on hydrothermally macerated, easily digestible cereal flakes. Its lower energy and protein content and high proportion of crude fibre makes it ideal for feeding horses in light work to suit their needs. It contains all the important vitamins, minerals and trace elements and is ideal for the needs of leisure horses.

marstall Freizeit is the universal and yet economical muesli at the quality you expect from marstall.

Good doers and horses in light work can tend to gain weight rapidly. That’s why a muesli with a high proportion of crude fibre and a low energy and protein content is ideal for them. marstall Freizeit, like many marstall mueslis, is based on hydrothermally macerated cereal flakes. These are digested more easily and completely than crushed cereals or whole barley or maize kernels. This minimises energy losses and protects the gut, which also benefits from the high proportion of crude fibre. What‘s more, marstall Freizeit also contains all the important vitamins, minerals and trace elements. You can therefore top up the low levels of copper, zinc and selenium found in German hay as required.

marstall Freizeit is the ideal balanced feed for horses in light work, kept stabled, at grass or loose-housed. If you feed less than the recommended quantity of marstall Freizeit, the remaining vitamins and minerals can be made up with marstall Force. Similarly, if the energy demand rises, for instance due to frequent riding, lungeing or driving, marstall Freizeit can be supplemented with cereals or a marstall sports feed.


Feed supplement for horses

Composition of marstall Freizeit

Barley flakes (20.00 %), corn flakes (20.00 %), semolina bran (15.00 %), oat bran (15.00 %), wheat bran middlings (12.40 %), maize gluten feed (10.50 %), beet molasses (3.50 %), calcium carbonate (2.00 %), sodium chloride (0.80 %)

EADCM conform acc. FEI.

Nutritional analysis and energy per kg 

Crude protein

11.10 %

pcd* crude protein

60.80 g

Crude fat

3.30 %

Crude fibre

7.80 %

Crude ash

6.40 %

Energy (DE)**

11.20 MJ

Energy (ME)**

10.20 MJ

Calcium

0.90 %

Phosphorus

0.45 %

Sodium

0.35 %

Magnesium

0.20 %

*precaecal digestibility = can be digested in the small intestine = available
**acc. to GfE 2014 (Society for Energy Efficiency)

 

Nutritional additives per kg

Fat-soluble vitamins

Vitamin A

11,000.00 I.E.

Vitamin D3

500.00 I.E.

Vitamin E

190.00 mg

Vitamin K3

4.30 mg

 

Water-soluble vitamins

Vitamin C

24.00 mg

Vitamin B1

12.00 mg

Vitamin B2

3.00 mg

Vitamin B6/Pyridoxine Hydrochloride

9.00 mg

Vitamin B12/Cyanocobalamin

24.00 mcg

Biotin

145.00 mcg

Folic acid

4.00 mg

Choline chloride

120.00 mg

Calcium D-pantothenate

14.50 mg

Niacin

20.00 mg

 

Trace elements

Iron as monohydrate iron (II) sulphate

80.00 mg

Copper as copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate

20.00 mg

Zinc as zinc oxide

140.00 mg

Manganese as manganese (II) oxide

90.00 mg

Iodine as anhydrous calcium iodate

0.40 mg

Selenium as sodium selenite

0.45 mg

Feeding recommendations

... as a single concentrated feed

Small horse/pony

approx. 230 g per 100 kg BW/day

Thoroughbred

approx. 400 g per 100 kg BW/day

Warmblood

approx. 480 g per 100 kg BW/day

 

Example of a daily ration for a horse of 550 kg body weight

… as a single concentrated feed in addition to hay

No work approx. 1.5 to 2.0 kg

Light work approx. 2.0 to 3.0 kg

Moderate work approx. 3.0 to 3.5 kg

… in combination with marstall Force (per day) for very good doers/grazing

0.75 kg Freizeit plus 50 g Force

1 litre of marstall Freizeit = approx. 525 grams

 

Feeding advice

All specified feed quantities are to be given throughout the day in several small feeds. Our recommendations assume a roughage intake (hay) of 1.5 kg per 100 kg body weight per day.

 

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