WINERGY Equilibrium® Launch The First Ever Fibre-based Balancer

WINERGY Equilibrium® are proud to announce the launch of the first ever fibre-based balancer. With a unique recipe of different fibre sources, proven in trials to maximise digestive health, plus concentrated vitamins and minerals, WINERGY Equilibrium® Balancer supplies all your horse’s nutritional needs in a smaller ration. If your horse is a good doer, making sure he gets all his key nutrients without overloading him with calories can be a challenge. Just 1kg* of new WINERGY Equilibrium® Balancer will provide your horse with his full ration of daily vitamins and minerals so there’s no need to add any extra broad spectrum supplements. What’s more, unlike traditional balancers, WINERGY Equilibrium® Balancer is fibre-based to maximise your horse’s digestive health. So there’s no need to buy extra chaff either. This, combined with good quality protein to support topline and oil for slow release energy and coat shine, means you’ve got all your horse’s feeding needs in one bag. Helen Walker, WINERGY® Brand Manager said: “We’re very excited about WINERGY Equilibrium® Balancer. With our 20 years of ground-breaking research into the digestive health of thousands of horses, we know that fibre and oil are the best way to feed a horse. WINERGY Equilibrium® Balancer is the next step; the first of its kind on the market offering all the benefits of a balancer in fibre and oil form.” For more information log on to http://www.winergy.com/ or call the Careline for a friendly chat, on 01908 57 62 77. *exact feeding guidelines vary from 200g – 1.4kg depending on the size of the horse. Please see http://www.winergy.com/ or back of pack for details.

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