Flax Appeal is a high-performance supplement formulated to add concentrated calories and fatty acids to the ration of a wide variety of horses. Flax Appeal is rich in essential fatty acids particularly Omega 3 from flax and enhanced with highly digestible fibre sources making it unsurpassed as a conditioning supplement. For high intensity or long duration activities Flax Appeal adds stamina and staying power. For moderate activities or for maintenance the essential fatty acids in Flax Appeal help to maintain a lustrous hair-coat, healthy hooves, skin and overall wellbeing. Flax Appeal draws energy primarily from fat with additional energy from digestible fibre. Flax Appeal is extremely low in starch and sugar. Flax Appeal is very palatable when added as a top-dress to the horse’s regular ration or mixed with soaked beet pulp. Introduce gradually to the ration and then compare the great results to other supplements.

Key Benefits:

• Stabilized whole flax seed and full fat soybeans upply concentrated calories and Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids as well as valuable amino acids to promote overall good health particularly for hooves and coat.
• Exceptionally high calorie density combined with a low starch and sugar content make Flax Appeal a valuable addition to the diet of horses with metabolic issues such as Cushings, PSSM, excitability or prone to laminitis.
• Flaxseed and whole fat soybeans are stabilized for ultimate feeding convenience requiring no further processing, grinding, rolling or boiling. Just feed as is. Shelf life is comparable to other feeds. Digestible fibre sources add energy that does not affect your horses behaviour and help to maintain a healthy digestive system.
• Natural source Vitamin E acts as a natural antioxidant to help prevent tying up problems and assists in immunity.
• Alpha-linolenic acid in Flax Appeal replicates the fatty acid profile of nutritious pasture.

Stabilized Milled Flax Seed, Whole grain micronized soybeans, Wheat Shorts, Soy Hulls, Dehydrated alfalfa meal, Limestone, Natural source Vitamin E.

Guaranteed Analysis

Manufactured in Canada in a drug-free environment.

Crude Protein (min.) 20.00 %
Crude Fat (min.) 25.00 %
Crude Fibre (max.) 20.00 %
Calcium (act.) .55 %
Phosphorus (act) .55 %
Vitamin E (min.) 755 IU/KG.
Selenium (none added)

Nutritional Enhancements
*full analysis available
Omega 3 fatty acids 11.20 %
Omega 6 fatty acids 6.70 %
Lysine 1.24 %

Feeding Suggestions

For best results feed from 1/4 to 2 lbs. per day added to the horse’s regular grain ration.

Mature Weight                           880 lbs. (400 kg.)                                  1100 lbs. (500 kg.)                                1320 lbs. (600 kg.)
Maintenance                       .25 - .5 lb. (.1 - .25 kg.)                          .5 - .75 lb. (.25 - .35 kg.)                        .75 – 1.0 lb. (.35 - .5 kg.)
Light work *                       .5 - .75 lb. (.25 - .35 kg.)                         .75 – 1.0 lb. (.35 - .5 kg.)                         1.0 - 1.25 lb. (.5 - .5 kg.)
Moderate work **                  .75 - 1 lb. (.3 - .5 kg.)                        1.0 – 1.25 lb. (.45 - .55 kg.)                       1.25 - 1.5 lb. (.5 - .7 kg.)
Heavy work ***                  1.0 - 1.25 lb. (.35 - .5 kg.)                       1.25 - 1.5 lb. (.5 - .7 kg.)                           1.5 – 2.0 lb. (.7 - .9 kg.)
* ie.trail riding, pleasure etc.
** ie. dressage, jumping, barrels, roping etc.
*** ie. racing, eventing etc.

Note: Warmblood and Draft type horses may require different amounts from light horse breeds.

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Amount of feed required is dependent on the body condition, the metabolism and the type of activity that the horse is used for. Use Brooks Enhancer or All Phase 20 when a mineral /vitamin supplement is required. Provide fresh clean water and free choice salt at all times with a minimum of 1% of bodyweight in hay or equivalent pasture. Flax Appeal has a shelf life comparable to other feeds when stored in a cool dry location. Hay analysis is recommended to ensure a balanced ration.