What feed balancer for my ponies?

[tabithakat64]

I'm looking to feed a balancer to both my 18 year old very fizzy laminits prone mare and also my HW gelding who is prone to weight gain during the summer months, neither will be fed any hard feed (just a handful of Happy Hoof and some salt when they come in).
The gelding wont eat a vitamin and mineral supplement or use a lick so I need a pelletted balancer.

What would you recommend?????

 

[Jane_Lou]

Baileys Lo-Cal - Great coat and top line, fed it to a my connemara who although has never had laminitis ia a good dooer and he has all the energy required without the fizziness he had on fibre cubes

 

[The Original Kao]

i haven't used it personally but i know a few people who use bailey's lo-cal balancer

 

[Dolcé]

my 4 (including 2 lami prone) have been on baileys lo-cal for almost 2 years. They have all come out of winter with a good shine on their coat and their feet dramatically improved after putting them on it originally.

 

[cellie]

Top spec do two balancers one is esp for lamis

 

[malibu211211]

Friend's Shettie who puts weight on just smelling grass

has been on Bailey's Lo-cal for the past 6-9 months and he is looking fab on it

 

[asbo]

i use topspec antilam for my little welshy and the comprehensive for my poor doer idxtb, was told i could give little one half rations of the comprehensive though

 

[Jennypenny]

Bailey L0-Cal for me too! Its ace stuff great for my youngster who is a good doer. Gives him everything he needs with out putting on the calories