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Ask the Nutritionist: Dr. Getty's Forum for Equine Nutrition
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Glanzen Complete

Dr. Getty, Can you tell me how much Glanzen Complete would be fed daily to a mini (250#) that's on beetpulp, bermuda and alfalfa? He's 7. The other one is 2 yrs old, weighs about the same, but is getting Safe Choice along with beetpulp, bermuda and alfalfa.

Thank you so much for your wonderful web site and inciteful information.
Pam

Where are you from? Arizona

How did you locate this forum? been here, love it

Re: Glanzen Complete

Hi Pam,

I am so pleased to be able to offer this new product, Glanzen Complete. You would not need to feed it with a commercial ration, such as Safe Choice, unless you are only feeding a small amount of Safe Choice. But, if you are feeding it according to directions, there are already vitamins and mineral added, so a comprehensive multiple such as Glanzen Complete would not be necessary. Sometimes, other individual supplementation is warranted, however, to meet the particular horse's needs.

Regarding the dosage for your minis... I recommend feeding 3/4 of a scoop (this is 1.5 ounces by weight and 3 ounces by volume). (The scoop that is provided is 4 ounces by volume, but it weighs only 2 ounces.)

Thanks so much for writing and for the lovely compliment!

Dr. Getty

Where are you from? Bayfield, Colorado