Alternative to fast fibre

[Sandstone1]

Mine seen to have gone off fast fibre for some reason. Any ideas for a low cal fibre feed? No alfalfa please. Have used veteran vitality light before but its more expensive and not sure if its any better than fast fibre.

 

[cauda equina]

Simple System Haycare is compressed Timothy with no additives and soaks to a mash
It wouldn't suit if you wanted a complete feed but works if you want to add a balancer

 

[Horseysheepy]

Speedibeet or soaked grass nuts?

 

[fidleyspromise]

What do you feed it for?
As a hay replacement- grass nuts work well.
As a base for supplements speedibeet.

 

[B22]

Spillers speedy mash?

 

[PapaverFollis]

Spillers speedy mash?

Seconded.

Edited to add, my little slightly fussy Welshie LOVES it. I'm not sure how it compares price wise etc.

 

[pistolpete]

Any of the lo cal mashes should work. Fast fibre is such a useful food.

 

[ponynutz]

Bailey's Speedi Beet is quite good. Low sugar, high fibre. I used it alongside a lo cal balancer and worked really well for me.

 

[rextherobber]

I have one who gets bored, so I have Pink Mash, Pure Meadow Mash and Fast Fibre, just swop between them. All low sugar/starch, and all great for hiding supplements, or making a sloppy, hydrating mash in hot weather. Think the first two do have soya in, if that's an issue for you though.

 

[pistolpete]

A lot dearer but the spillers lite and lean is a good feed for fatties. Think it would go to a mash quite easily.

 

[Fransurrey]

Does it need to be a soakable feed? I use Pure Easy and it dampens down quite nicely to add powdered supplements if that's why you want it soaked.

 

[Fjord]

I find speedibeet very useful for getting supplements in, it always gets eaten.