Graven horse feeds anti lam?

[shetlandponylover]

Hello everyone
Just wondering if anyone has used anti lam by graven horse feeds at all?
I'm thinking of changing my shetland mare onto this as it seems its going to be really good by what the website says. But just wondered if anyone has anything good or bad to say about this feed please?
A nice glass of Pepsi with ice for any help
Thankyou x

 

[Jane_Lou]

I feed their cooked linseed meal, not used the anti-lam but a friend with a cushings horse feeds it and swears by it.

 

[touchstone]

The website doesn't list the sugar content and says that starch content is 'negligable'. I'd want to know actual figures before feeding. It also contains molasses, albeit low sugar, and dried grass which might not be the best thing for a lamintic; soya oil is also questioned by some. No indication of what is in the 'high fibre pellets'.

I think you may as well be feeding a low sugar straw based chaff or beet with a
supplement and add your own yeast and magnesium.