Barley rings, for horses are made from cooked barley with added linseed for coat condition. 

Although traditionally fed to horses, barley rings can also be given to small pets as an excellent source of copper. 

Break into smaller pieces and add to the dry mix.

Nutritional Analysis

• Protein 11.5%
• Lysine 4g/kg
• Methionine 1.8g/kg
• Oil 6%
• Fibre 4.5%
• Ash 5%
• Starch 44%
• Sugar 2.5%
• Est. DE 13.4MJ/kg

Vitamins

• Vitamin A 15,000iu/kg
• Vitamin D 2,000iu/kg
• Vitamin E 110mg/kg
• B1 13mg/kg
• B2 11mg/kg
• B6 2mg/kg
• B12 0.25mg/kg
• Biotin 1.1mg/kg
• Nicotinic Acid 20mg/kg
• Folic Acid 1.7mg/kg

Macro Minerals

• Calcium 1%
• Phosphorus 0.35%
• Magnesium 0.15%
• Sodium 0.3%
• Chloride 0.55%
• Potassium 0.5%

Micro Minerals

• Cobalt 0.03mg/kg
• Copper 30mg/kg
• Zinc 110mg/kg
• Manganese 100mg/kg
• Iron 110mg/kg
• Iodine 0.7mg/kg
• Selenium 0.45mg/kg
• Additives: Nutritional
• Vitamin A/3a672a 15,000iu/kg
• Vitamin D/3a671 2,000iu/kg
• Vitamin E/3a700 110mg/kg
• Iron (Iron (II) Sulphate Monohydrate/3b103) 12.5mg/kg
• Iodine (Calcium iodate, anhydrous/3b202) 0.6mg/kg
• Copper (Copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate/3b405) 25mg/kg
• Manganese (manganese (II) oxide/3b502) 68mg/kg
• Zinc (Zinc Oxide/3b603) 85mg/kg
• Selenium (Sodium selenite/3b801) 0.25mg/kg

Composition

Barley, Linseed, Calcium carbonate, Sodium chloride

Mineral values for Barley Rings are total values within the product including added and naturally occurring minerals from grains, fibres and other raw materials. Such materials are naturally variable and as such total values may vary slightly.