Please note the preparation instructions
1 litre of marstall Bergwiesen-Mash = approximately 400 grams
Bergwiesen-Mash
Universal Plus
Grain-free mash
- Supports gut health
- Cold & warm feed – quick to prepare
- With beneficial herbs
- Can be fed daily, if required
€21.50
€4.30 / 1 kg
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Bergwiesen-Mash product description.
Bergwiesen-Mash product description.
Looking for a grain-free, low-sugar mash? Allow us to introduce marstall Bergwiesen-Mash: our palatable and particularly easily digestible recipe with Allgäu grasses supports the gut and digestion – with the ingredients that truly matter.
Our grain-free Bergwiesen-Mash produces a cold or warm porridge suitable for all horses.
Mash simply does good: for generations, stud managers have relied on warm feed portions – for example in cases of (chronic) digestive disorders, during recovery and conditioning phases, or for senior horses. With our marstall Bergwiesen-Mash, we go one step further: we have developed a warm, grain-free recipe.
The foundation of our Bergwiesen-Mash is gently warm-air-dried, finely cut Allgäu grass. It is rich in natural vital substances and provides crude fibre with prebiotic properties that promotes a stable gut flora. Gut-supporting fibres keep insulin levels low, are gentle on the metabolism and promote digestion. Your horse also benefits from linseed extraction meal and linseeds with valuable mucilaginous substances that form a protective film over the sensitive intestinal mucosa and, as soluble dietary fibre, have a positive effect on digestion. Their high protein and fat content additionally contributes restorative nutrients and omega-3 fatty acids to the mash. Brewer's grains and brewer's yeast likewise have a positive influence on the gut flora and are rich in important vital substances. Soothing and aromatic herbs and fibre-rich, palatable apple pomace round off the recipe.
Bergwiesen-Mash product description.
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How to feed?
Feeding recommendation for marstall Bergwiesen-Mash
How to feed?
Feeding recommendation for marstall Bergwiesen-Mash
Feeding recommendation per day
Feeding recommendation
~100 to 200 g per 100 kg live weight/day
Example ration per day for a horse with a live weight of 600 kg
~0.6 to 1.2 kg
Preparation
Depending on the breed and weight of the horse, mix approximately 1.0 to 2.0 litres of marstall Bergwiesen-Mash with 1.5 times the amount (approximately 1.5 to 3.0 litres) of hot water (no boiling required). Leave to soak for approximately 15 to 20 minutes before feeding, then stir well and feed lukewarm (test the temperature).
For the summer version, mix the Bergwiesen-Mash in the same proportions, but with cold water, leave to soak for approximately 20 minutes and stir well.
Please always prepare marstall Bergwiesen-Mash fresh. If not completely eaten, remove feed residues from the trough for hygiene reasons. marstall Bergwiesen-Mash is also suitable for senior horses.
Ration recommendation
For feeding, we base our recommendations on the latest guidance and assume a minimum roughage intake (hay) of at least 1.5 kg per 100 kg live weight/day.
For more than 150 g per 100 kg live weight, please divide the amount into at least 2 rations. This can also be given long-term or until digestion improves. marstall Bergwiesen-Mash contains no added vitamins and minerals, so it can be added individually to any ration. If it is fed as the sole concentrate feed over a longer period, we recommend adding a mineral feed such as marstall Force.
How to feed?
Feeding recommendation for marstall Bergwiesen-Mash
What’s inside?
Composition of marstall Bergwiesen-Mash
What’s inside?
Composition of marstall Bergwiesen-Mash
Supplementary feed for horses
High-temperature dried grass (from Allgäuer permanent grassland) (35.50%), linseed extraction meal (22.50%), dried apple pomace (22.50%), linseeds (10.00%), vegetable oil from rapeseed, refined (3.00%), herbs (stinging nettle, eucalyptus, coriander, fennel seed, marshmallow leaf herb, thyme, chamomile, fenugreek, birch leaves, aniseed, spruce needles, ribwort plantain herb, caraway, sage, juniper berries, garlic) (2.00%), calcium carbonate, brewer’s grains, brewer’s yeast (0.80%), fenugreek seed (ground), sodium chloride
ADMR-compliant according to FN guidelines from 1 January 2019
What’s inside?
Composition of marstall Bergwiesen-Mash
What's it made of?
Ingredients in marstall Bergwiesen-Mash
What's it made of?
Ingredients in marstall Bergwiesen-Mash
Analytical constituents and contents, as well as energy per kg
Raw protein
14.80%
pcv* raw protein
100.00 g
Raw fat
9.50%
Crude fibre
16.80%
Raw ashes
7.00%
Energy (ME)**
10.00 MJ
Calcium
0.90%
Phosphorous
0.40%
Sodium
0.25%
Magnesium
0.25%
Starch
5.50%
Sugar
6.00%
*pcv = precaecal digestible = small-intestine digestible = available
**according to GfE (2014) mod. as per Kuchler 2023
**according to GfE (2014) mod. as per Kuchler 2023
What's it made of?
Ingredients in marstall Bergwiesen-Mash
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Goal: getreidefrei
Horse: Wallach mit Cushing
Sehr gutes und empfehlenswertes Produkt
Dieses Produkt kann immer gegeben werden. Mein alter Wallach hat Cushing und durch die Tabletten ist er etwas mäkelig, aber das Mash frisst er immer gern, egal ob Sommer oder Winter. Medizin kann man super untermischen. Er frisst auch fast nur das, keine Cobs oder getreidefreie Müslis. Leider ziemlich kostenintensiv wie leider alle getreidefreien Futtermittel.
– Katrin Barby
Goal: Altes Pferd Mash schmackhaft machen
Horse: Senior
Top auch im Sommer
Mash kommt bei meinen Oldie sehr gut an, da er auch sehr mäglig ist und misstrauisch bei neuen Futter ist, auf Grund von Medikamenten. Diese lassen sich aber gut darin verstecken und werden ohne großes Nägeln gefressen. Gut finde ich auch, das man das Mash kalt anrühren kann, sehr praktisch im Sommer.
– D. Richter