Strategy Healthy Edge
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So what's the difference between the original and the Healthy Edge formulation? Healthy Edge is a premium molasses flavored, pelleted feed that is lower in calories, sugar and starch, but higher in fat than original Strategy GX. It is not for young growing horses or hard working athletes, but is ideal for maintenance and active pleasure horses. Watch this short video to hear the difference and the best use of Strategy Healthy Edge:
Full Product Information Sheet (printable)
So what's the difference between the original and the Healthy Edge formulation? Healthy Edge is a premium molasses flavored, pelleted feed that is lower in calories, sugar and starch, but higher in fat than original Strategy GX. It is not for young growing horses or hard working athletes, but is ideal for maintenance and active pleasure horses. Watch this short video to hear the difference and the best use of Strategy Healthy Edge:
Purina Equine Senior Active
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Original Equine Senior is the most recommended feed for aging horses - so why the need for a second formulation?
First of all, there is no specific age at which a horse is considered "senior". Senior status is determined by a combination of the horse's activity level, teeth condition and digestive ability. For the horse who has lost his ability to chew well and digest hay and forage, original Equine Senior is the best way to keep him healthy and happy. Original Equine Senior is easy to chew and digest, keeping the horse in great condition while providing the roughage needs that would otherwise be difficult for him to eat.
For the more active, "young at heart" horse with good dental health and digestive abilities, the Senior Active formula can provide better nutrition, more calories, and at a lower cost per feeding.
Which Senior feed is right for your horse?
Check out the Purina Senior Horse Resource Center for articles, videos, chat forums, and more!
Full Product Information Sheet (printable)
Original Equine Senior is the most recommended feed for aging horses - so why the need for a second formulation?
First of all, there is no specific age at which a horse is considered "senior". Senior status is determined by a combination of the horse's activity level, teeth condition and digestive ability. For the horse who has lost his ability to chew well and digest hay and forage, original Equine Senior is the best way to keep him healthy and happy. Original Equine Senior is easy to chew and digest, keeping the horse in great condition while providing the roughage needs that would otherwise be difficult for him to eat.
For the more active, "young at heart" horse with good dental health and digestive abilities, the Senior Active formula can provide better nutrition, more calories, and at a lower cost per feeding.
Which Senior feed is right for your horse?
Check out the Purina Senior Horse Resource Center for articles, videos, chat forums, and more!
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