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 Looking at the tag for the standard formulation, they have:

Crude Protein (min) - 15%

Crude Fat (min) - 3%

Crude Fiber( max) 20%

First two ingredients are Alfalfa Meal and Corn.

They say it is a complete feed, but the feeding instructions are:

Mature Horses – Minimum of 4 pounds per 1,000 lb. body weight 

per day or up to free-choice along with grass or good quality hay 

free-choice.

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So - depends on your horse and situation.  I've gotten totally off alfalfa, and Caisson seems a lot calmer for it. He gets grass hay (bermuda and some orchard), timothy pellets, beet pulp, rice bran, and a vitamin supplement.  No grain or alfalfa at all.  (Well, he gets the grain from the Horse Quencher that I use to flavor his water at the trailer, but that's it).  So far, I've been able to keep him in good weight with that.  I try to free-feed the hay (he is boarded, so it isn't 100%, but it is close), and adjust the timothy pellets and rice bran according to his work load.  Seems to be working so far.

On Nov 18, 2008, at 3:30 AM, karen coombes wrote:

Has anyone tried the Aussie Logic Kool & Kalm feed?  The website is:

http://www.aussielogickoolandkalm.com/koolandkalmhomepage.htm

I have a pamphlet on the analysis, ingredients and general info.  The website has some FAQ's and other info, too.  I can email you the pamphlet.  Any feedback would be appreciated, whether or not you have personally tried the feed.

Thanks!

Karen

Central Texas