PRODUCTS
KEY INFO
About The Fancy Feed Company
The Fancy Feed Company is family owned company based in North Essex, England, who are run and dedicated to producing well balanced, nutritious animal and poultry feeds from natural ingredients.
Where possible, they source these locally and all are non-GM and “Identity Preserved”, which means they are kept segregated from any potential GM contaminants at all times and are subject to a rigorous documented audit trail to ensure traceability to source.
Where possible, they source these locally and all are non-GM and “Identity Preserved”, which means they are kept segregated from any potential GM contaminants at all times and are subject to a rigorous documented audit trail to ensure traceability to source.
INGREDIENTS
Bruised Oats, Micronised Barley, Hipro Soya, Micronised Maize, Wheatfeed, Micronised Peas, Linseed Lozenges, Locust Beans, Grassmeal, Soya Hulls, Beet Pulp, Oatfeed, Limestone, Dicalcium Phosphate, Vitamins and Minerals, Salt, Soya Oil, Sel-Plex, Molasses
Fancy Feed - Dry Goat Mix
| KEY BENEFITS | Fully balanced with vitamins and minerals. |
| KEY INGREDIENTS | Best bruised oats and other cereals, carefully micronised to improve digestibility |
Fancy Feed's Dry Goat Mix is an appetising fully balanced mix for goats of all types and ages.
With best bruised oats and other cereals, it is carefully micronised to improve digestibility which helps reduce the risk of digestive upsets. These supply calories from soluble carbohydrate and fermentable fibre.
The Dry Goat Mix contains "superfibres", from grassmeal, soya hulls and sugar beet pulp, which are highly digestible and help with rumen function to minimise acidosis, as well as quality protein for muscle and tissue repair and development as well as milk and hair production. It is fully balanced with vitamins and minerals for health and well-being, with a blend of Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids for a shiny coat.
Fancy Feed's Dry Goat Mix also contains "Sel-Plex" organic selenium to support fertility, immunity and muscle function. Much modern pasture and forage is selenium deficient so ensuring goats receive a good supply of this vital mineral will help support general good health and be passed to kids via the milk.