Naf Laminaze Pellets

NEW NAF Five Star Laminaze Pellets offer Five Star Treatment for prone horses and ponies Keeping prone horses and ponies healthy and safe all year round is a priority for owners and feeding-targeted support has just got even easier. The Veterinary and Nutrition experts at NAF have taken all of the benefits from NAF Five Star Laminaze and combined these with NAF Five Star BioG to create NEW NAF Five Star Laminaze Pellets.

The targeted and unique formula of NAF Five Star Laminaze Pellets offers Five Star Treatment for prone horses and ponies who seem to live on fresh air and as a result, can be sensitive to dietary and metabolic changes all year round. The formula retains the nutritional support of the original Laminaze, bringing together a synergistic blend of bio-available sulfur from MSM, key nutrients for hoof support, and naturally sourced antioxidants to support the absence of damaging free radical toxins.

Whilst Laminaze has always provided broad-spectrum digestive support for a healthy metabolism, Laminaze Pellets take that one step further. They contain BioG, a blend of prebiotic MOS and FOS, live probiotic yeast and new postbiotic metabolites for all-round support of the microbiome. Alongside BioG, Laminaze Pellets provide additional metabolic nutritional support through bentonite digestive clay, inactivated charcoal (vegetal carbon) and ginger and licorice for herbal digestive health. Laminate Pellets can be fed alone or within the smallest of bucket feeds.

• With a maintenance feeding rate of just 25-50g per day, they can even be fed from the hand.
• For healthy laminae feed daily to sensitive individuals.
• Supporting the absence of free radical toxins.
• Supporting a healthy metabolism.
• Supporting an all-round healthy microbiome.
• Supporting overall digestive health.
• Use alongside or immediately after Veterinary Treatment.
• Use a weigh tape weekly to note both girth line and mid-neck circumference.
• Keep up exercise as much as possible.
• Restrict grazing access where necessary.
• Nighttime turnout, restricted daytime.
• Grazing muzzles.
• Strip grazing or track system.