Standlee Alfalfa/Timothy Hay Pellet Horse Feed, 40 lb.

Name: Standlee Alfalfa/Timothy Hay Pellet Horse Feed, 40 lb.
Brand: Standlee
SKU: ATY2NF

Mfg # 1575-30101-0-0 UPC: 184280000698

Forage

Alfalfa

Organic Alfalfa

Alfalfa & Timothy

Timothy

Teff

Form

Pellets

Cubes

Chopped

$23.49

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12.0% Crude Protein

1.5% Crude Fat

26.0% Max Crude Fiber

Standlee Premium Alfalfa/Timothy Grass Pellets combine two of the most popular horse forages in a high-fiber blend that is moderate to low in protein and sugar. These dense 1/4-inch pellets are highly palatable, low in dust, and easy to feed, store, and measure with minimal waste. Guaranteed analysis: min 12% crude protein, min 1.5% crude fat, max 32% crude fiber. 40 lb.

Key Benefits

High-density ¼ inch pellets
Combines two of the most popular forages fed to horses — alfalfa and timothy grass
Moderate to low in protein and sugar
Performance friendly and metabolic safe
Supports hind gut health
Recommended for growing horses (moderate to rapid growth), underweight horses, performance horses, mares in late pregnancy and lactation, breeding stallions, senior horses, horses sensitive to carbohydrates, and horses with gastric ulcers

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein, (Min.) – 12%
Crude Fat, (Min.) – 1.5%
Crude Fiber, (Max.) – 26%
ADF, (Max.) – 34%
NDF, (Max.) – 48%
Starch, (Max.) – 1.5%
Dietary Sugar (ESC), (Max.) – 6%
Calcium, (Min.) – 0.78% / (Max.) – 1.59%
Phosphorus, (Min.) – 0.19%
Magnesium, (Min.) – 0.15% / (Max.) – 0.60%
Zinc, (Min.) – 16 mg/kg / (Max.) – 27 mg/kg
Manganese, (Min.) – 37 mg/kg / (Max.) – 68 mg/kg

Ingredients

Sun-Cured Alfalfa (Ground), Sun-Cured Timothy Grass (Ground)

Typical Analysis (average values, not guarantees)

Dry matter 90% · Calcium 1.2% · Magnesium 0.28% · Zinc 22 mg/kg · Copper 4 mg/kg · Manganese 51 mg/kg · Horse digestible energy 0.96 Mcal/lb

Products are made regionally and ingredients may vary. Always refer to the product tag, label, or packaging for the most accurate and complete ingredients list.

Feeding Instructions

Forage is the most important component of a horse's diet and should be fed at a rate of 1.5–2.5% of the horse's body weight.

Gradually replace existing hay with Standlee over a seven to fourteen (7–14) day period.

For increased hydration, aggressive eaters, or horses with dental issues, pellets are recommended to be fed wet — soaked in water (2 parts water to 1 part pellets) for 30 minutes, or until properly softened.

Standlee recommends that pelleted forage is not the sole source of forage for horses, since feeding some long-stem forage may help eliminate boredom and prevent stall vices.