Buckeye Nutrition Ultimate Finish 100 Weight Gain Granules Horse Supplement, 20-lb soft pack
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- Prilled form is highly digestible with a long shelf life. Highly palatable formula and has a low inclusion rate providing highly digestible fats in a smaller meal size. Mixes great with pelleted feeds or grain mixes.
- Optimal calorie delivery for added stamina and performance, decreasing thermal stress. Increases weight gain and supports a healthy and brilliant hair coat.
- Added source of Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids for reduced inflammation, muscle support and brilliant hair coat.
- Low starch and sugar is safe for horses with metabolic issues. A controlled release of highly digestible fats which can safely be fed to horses with metabolic issues.
- Decreases thermal stress during exercise to help maintain a safe and comfortable body temperature.
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| Top Ingredients | Vegetable Fat Partially Hydrogenated (Preserved with Mixed Tocopherols), Artificial Flavor.... | Stabilized Rice Bran, Brewers Dried Yeast, Processed Grain by-products... | Processed Grain By-Products, Dried Vegetable Fat, Plant Protein Products... | Heat Processed Soybeans, Flaxseed, Ground Wheat... | Active Ingredients: Gamma Oryzanol 200 mg, Zinc 600 mg, Vitamin E 10 ppm min... |
| Health Feature | High-Energy, Vitamins & Minerals | Appetite Stimulation, Weight Management | Appetite Stimulation, Muscle Care, Weight Management | High-Energy, Vitamins & Minerals | Skin & Coat Health, Appetite Stimulation, Digestive Health |
| Lifestage | Adult | Adult, Senior, Baby | Adult | Adult | Adult |
| Special Diet | High Fat, Low Starch, Low Sugar | — | — | High Fat, Low Starch, Low Sugar | — |
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12 Customer Questions
Approximately how many 1oz scoops are in this package?
Answer by • Nov 15, 2020
The 20-pound bag contains approximately 320 scoops. If you are feeding for coat condition and shine, one 20 pound bag can last approximately 160+ days at 2 ounces per day. If you are feeding for adding weight and body condition, one 20 pound bag can last approximately 80+ days at 4 ounces per day.
How many ounces of supplement does the enclosed scoop hold?
Answer by • Sep 02, 2017
The enclosed scoop measures 1 ounce.
Product claims to help aid in lactic acid.
How ?
Answer by • Oct 28, 2019
During exercise, when horses utilize stored carbohydrates as sources of energy (stored as glycogen in the muscle), this produces lactic acid as an end-product. However, with fat used as a source of energy, lactic acid isn’t produced as an end-product. By increasing fat in the diet, you can encourage your horse to utilize more fat during exercise thus reducing lactic acid production.
Can this be mixed with another feed or grain other than a Buckeye product?
Answer by • Sep 22, 2018
This supplement can be added to pelleted feeds or grain mixes.