Zucht-Klassik

Zucht-Klassik

For mares, stallions and foals
  • for fertility, milk production & growth
  • essential amino acids
  • organic selenium
  • highly digestible cereal flakes
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marstall Zucht-Klassik combines all the advantages of traditional breeding horse feed. It con-sists of oats, easily digestible, hydrothermally digested cereal flakes, amino acids in pure form and also high-quality protein components and omega-3 fatty acids. The muesli is en-riched with important minerals and trace elements and also contains beta-carotene. Zucht-Klassik has a moderate, easily digestible amount of starch per portion.

Zucht-Klassik, with easily digestible starch, is perfectly adapted to the needs of breeding horses.

With a pure oat and hay/grass diet, broodmares, especially from the 8th month of preg-nancy and in the lactation phase, are often undersupplied. marstall Zucht-Klassik covers the increased energy requirements of the mare with highly digestible, hydrothermally digested cereal flakes, oats and oil containing omega-3 fatty acids. In addition to pure, 100% usable L-lysine, our Zucht-Klassik contains other quality protein components such as soya*** and brewer's yeast with high levels of leucine, methionine and other essential amino acids in pure form. These are necessary for foal growth and for the formation of milk protein. The appropriate supply of calcium, phosphorus, copper, zinc and manganese ensures normal de-velopment of the foal's joints and bones. Organic selenium from selenium yeast improves the vitality and resistance of the unborn foal and later also the milk quality of the brood-mare. Selenium yeast - together with vitamin E and beta-carotene - facilitates the detach-ment of the placenta. It can also support further reproduction. The quality of the colostrum is positively influenced by appropriate doses of zinc and beta-carotene as well as vitamins A and E.

Stud stallions also benefit from being fed marstall Zucht-Klassik. Containing essential amino acids in pure form, selenium, beta-carotene and vitamins A and E, it can improve semen quantity and sperm quality. Our breeding muesli also supports vigour and condition and en-sures a balanced nervous system

Feed supplement for horses

Composition of marstall Zuchtmüsli

Maize flakes (21.00%), barley flakes (19.50%), soybean meal, steamed (15.00%), oats (15.00%), semolina bran (12.00%), maize gluten feed (6.50%), vegetable oil (from rapeseed, refined) (3.00%), beet molasses (3.00%), calcium carbonate (2.00%), brewer’s yeast (1.50%), sodium chloride (0.50%), magnesium oxide (0.25%)

EADCM conform acc. FEI.

Nutritional analysis and energy per kg

Crude protein

16.00 %

pcd* crude protein

110.00 g

Crude fat

6.00 %

Crude fibre

5.80 %

Crude ash

6.40 %

Energy (DE)**

12.40 MJ

Energy (ME)**

11.30 MJ

Calcium

0.95 %

Phosphorus

0.45 %

Sodium

0.25 %

Magnesium

0.30%

Starch

32.70 %

Sugar

4.30 %

Amino acids

Lysine*

0.90 %

SAS (Methionine + Cysteine)*

0.40 %

Threonine

0.45 %

Leucine*

0.95 %

*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

20.000.00 I.E.

Beta-Carotin

50.00 mg

Vitamin D3

3.200.00 I.E.

Vitamin E

400.00 mg

Vitamin K3

15.00 mg

Water-soluble vitamins

Vitamin C

100.00 mg

Vitamin B1

30.00 mg

Vitamin B2

18.00 mg

Vitamin B6/Pyridoxine Hydrochloride

10.00 mg

Vitamin B12/Cyanocobalamin

120.00 mcg

Biotin

280.00 mcg

Folic acid

8.00 mg

Choline chloride

400.00 mg

Calcium D-pantothenate

35.00 mg

Niacin

70.00 mg

Trace elements

Iron as monohydrate iron (II) sulphate

150.00 mg

Copper as copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate

30.00 mg

Copper (II) chelate of glycine hydrate

15.00 mg

Zinc as zinc oxide

120.00 mg

Zinc chelate of glycine hydrate

60.00 mg

Manganese as manganese (II) oxide

70.00 mg

Glycine manganese chelate hydrate

30.00 mg

Iodine as anhydrous calcium iodate

0.90 mg

Selenium as sodium selenite

0.50 mg

Selenium in organic form from Saccharomyces cerevisiae CNCM I-3060 (inactivated selenium-enriched yeast)

0.30 mg

Amino acids

L-Lysine monohydrochloride (technically pure)

0.30 %

Fütterungsempfehlung

...for stallions ****

not at stud

at stud

 

 

200 to250 g

300 to450 g

per 100 kg LW/day

Sample daily ration for a warmblood stallion

1.5 kg

2.0 to3.0 kg

 

 

 

 

 

… for mares****

8th –11 month of pregnancy

before foaling and while lactating

 

 

Increase from 250 g to 400 g

350 to500 g

per 100 kg LW/day

Sample daily ration for a warmblood mare

 


1.5 to 2.5 kg

2.0 to 3.0 kg

 

Foals

2 weeks to 11 months

13 to 36 months

 

 

800 to 500 g

400 to 250g

 

Sample ration per day for a warmblood foal (target weight 600 kg)

 

6 months

13 to36 months

 

 

1.5 to 1.7 kg

1 to 1.5 kg

 

1 litre marstall Zucht-Klassik = approx. 520 grammes

Feeding advice

All given feed quantities should be divided into at least two portions over the course of the day.

****Our recommendations assume a forage intake (hay) of 1.5–2,0 kg per 100 kg live weight per day. For lactating mares, stallions at stud and foals, the hay should ideally be from an early 1st cutting (for lactating mares up to 2.5 kg hay per 100 kg LW/day).

This complementary feed for horses contains higher amounts of trace elements and vitamin D3 compared to complete feeds: feed according to the directions given here! Please follow the feeding directions to provide optimum care for your horse.

 

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Product recommendations

Particularly for mares with poor absorption or that are covered during winter time, the feed-ing of additional beta-carotene and high-quality protein around four weeks before covering to the 3rd week of pregnancy is a good idea. After this, the pregnant mare does not need an increased supply of nutrients until the 7th month of pregnancy. From the 8th month of preg-nancy, the foal develops rapidly in the womb, which increases the mare's requirements. The same applies to lactation (suckling phase) after the birth.

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