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British Horse Feeds Cooked Linseed is 100% whole linseed that has been micronised to provide the highest quality and to optimise digestibility and bioavailability of its nutrients.
The manufacturing process involves only heat, moisture and grinding to ensure improved nutrient availability; no chemicals have been used.
British Horse Feeds Cooked Linseed is an ideal addition to any feeding regime, it is naturally low in starch in sugar and is suitable for all balanced diets, breeds and activities. It can be fed straight from the bag, use as a top dressing, or add to existing diets.
Key Benefits
- Ready to feed straight from the sack
- A good nutritious feed for performance, condition, skin and coat and wellbeing
- High quality protein, with an amino acid profile that supports muscle activity and adds topline
- Excellent source of slow release and non-heating energy
- Has high levels of omega-3, omega-6 and omega-9 fatty acids which aids skin and coat condition
- Good source of vitamins and trace elements
- Excellent source of natural antioxidants
- Ideal for horses and ponies prone to laminitis and other clinical issues
We recommend that British Horse Feeds Cooked Linseed can be fed in any situation. It is particularly useful as an addition to forage-fibre diets and hard feed providing supplementary protein, oil and fibre to support a range of condition, activities and aiding recovery.
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Preparation & Mixing Guide
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When I first got Bob his skin was really dry and flaky with dandruff, the more I brushed him the more I'd get coming to the surface, it was never ending. His coat was really dull and felt course.
Since adding Cooked linseed to his feed he's a different horse, his skin isn't dry or flaky, his coat is silky soft and shiny
Vivienne
I feed Cooked Linseed to my semi-retired show pony Dunshane Just William aka Billy or Wizzle. Having retired from ridden work Billy now takes part in veteran in-hand showing. As he has aged, I’ve noticed he wasn’t holding his condition as well as he has done previously and his coat looked dull. Ruling out any age-related illness I looked at his diet and started feeding Cooked Linseed. Within six months his weight and coat had improved tremendously, and we have been out winning our classes. I’ve continued with the same feeding regime - his weight has remained stable, and his coat is in far better condition.
Debbie
I started feeding British Horse Feeds Cooked Linseed a few years ago. My eldest boy, now 32 years young, suffers from chronic COPD and tends to drop weight and condition. I add one 50g scoop of the Cooked Linseed into his Fibre-Beet, along with his veteran mix and chop. His coat is so soft and glossy, even in Winter (he is part-bred Norwegian Ffjord, so has a decent winter coat). A 20kg bag lasts ages, so it is very affordable and as it’s already been micronised, it is ready to feed straight from the bag. Highly recommended by Sovereign and me.
Lisa
