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For Working, Breeding, Mares, Foals and Maintenance Horses

Net Weight 50 lbs (22.7 Kg)

Performance 10% is specifically designed to be fed in conjunction with alfalfa hay. Formulated in the Southwest for Southwest horses, Performance 10% contains superior levels of the vitamins and minerals that can be lacking in forage or grass.
When beginning a new feeding program, all feed changes should be done gradually over a 7 to 10 day period. Feed changes should not be greater that 1 pound per day.
Feed your horse at regular intervals at least twice daily, with three times preferred to prevent rapid eating.
Horses should eat in a natural position. Feed from troughs with large bottoms placed at head high or lower.
Always have a minimum of 1% of the horses body weight fed as a good quality forage. Saly and water should be continuously available in a clean area.
Store feed in a dry, well ventilated area. Do not feed moldy or insect infested feed to animals.
Consult your veterinarian for preventative health programs Maintain regular worming and vaccination programs.
During periods of cold weather, the amount of feed may need to be increased by 10-15% of offset increased heat loss.
Do not feed when the horses is hot, excited, showing pain, fever, or diarrhea.

Performance 14% Pellet Feed Feeding Table
Body Weight %	600 lbs.	800 lbs.	1,000 lbs.	1,200 lbs.	1,400 lbs.
.50%	3.00 lbs.	4.00 lbs.	5.00 lbs.	6.00 lbs.	7.00 lbs.
.75%	4.50 lbs.	6.00 lbs.	7.50 lbs.	9.00 lbs.	10.50 lbs.
1.00%	6.00 lbs.	8.00 lbs.	10.00 lbs.	12.00 lbs.	14.00 lbs.
1.25%	7.50 lbs.	10.00 lbs.	12.50 lbs.	15.00 lbs.	17.50 lbs.
1.5%	9.00 lbs.	12.00 lbs.	15.00 lbs.	18.00 lbs.	21.00 lbs.

This product will meet 100% of the NRC recommended daily allowance for horses when fed at the recommended levels.

Mature idle horses should receive 0.50% of the body weight per day along with quality hay and or pasture.

Pregnant mares horses should receive 0.75% of the body weight per day along with quality hay and or pasture.

Lactating mares horses should receive 1.50% of the body weight per day along with quality hay and or pasture.

Stallions should receive 0.75%- 1.00% of the body weight per day along with quality hay and or pasture.

Training horses should receive 0.75%- 1.00% of the body weight per day along with quality hay and or pasture.

Growing horses should receive 1.00%- 1.50% of the body weight per day along with quality hay and or pasture.

Suckling Foals should receive Performance 10% at a rate of 1 pound per month of age per day.