Dengie Alfalfa Pellets
Simply 100% alfalfa and nothing else. Alfalfa Pellets are ideal for providing quality fibre in a concentrated form. High in fibre and suitable for horses, ponies and other animals.
100% alfalfa, no added sugar (5%) and naturally low in starch (3%)
Rich in calcium and other naturally occurring vitamins and minerals
Alfalfa Pellets are an excellent way of providing quality fibre in a concentrated form
100% natural – free from molasses, preservatives, straw and binders
Alfalfa Pellets can be fed dry in a bucket or soaked into a mash, which is ideal for older animals who struggle to chew
Perfect to use in a snack ball to help reduce boredom and provide a more natural ‘trickle’ feeding rate
Simply 100% alfalfa and nothing else. Alfalfa Pellets are ideal for providing quality fibre in a concentrated form. High in fibre and suitable for horses, ponies and other animals.
100% alfalfa, no added sugar (5%) and naturally low in starch (3%)
Rich in calcium and other naturally occurring vitamins and minerals
Alfalfa Pellets are an excellent way of providing quality fibre in a concentrated form
100% natural – free from molasses, preservatives, straw and binders
Alfalfa Pellets can be fed dry in a bucket or soaked into a mash, which is ideal for older animals who struggle to chew
Perfect to use in a snack ball to help reduce boredom and provide a more natural ‘trickle’ feeding rate
Simply 100% alfalfa and nothing else. Alfalfa Pellets are ideal for providing quality fibre in a concentrated form. High in fibre and suitable for horses, ponies and other animals.
100% alfalfa, no added sugar (5%) and naturally low in starch (3%)
Rich in calcium and other naturally occurring vitamins and minerals
Alfalfa Pellets are an excellent way of providing quality fibre in a concentrated form
100% natural – free from molasses, preservatives, straw and binders
Alfalfa Pellets can be fed dry in a bucket or soaked into a mash, which is ideal for older animals who struggle to chew
Perfect to use in a snack ball to help reduce boredom and provide a more natural ‘trickle’ feeding rate