Southern Cross Equestrian Complete 20Kg

Southern Cross Eureka Equestrian Complete 20kg Southern Cross Eureka Equestrian Complete 20kg is an oat-free complete muesli-style horse feed formulated for horses across a range of categories. It is designed as a complete feed option, containing a blend of grains and chaffs to provide fibre, energy, vitamins and minerals in one convenient 20kg bag. Eureka Equestrian Complete includes steamed and flaked grains, added chaffs for fibre, fortified vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and BioPAK protected live yeast containing prebiotics and probiotics to help support gut health and feed utilisation. This feed is commonly used where a convenient all-in-one ration is needed, especially when hay, pasture or chaff is limited, expensive or difficult to source. It can be fed as part of a balanced feeding program, with pasture and hay available where possible. The oat-free formulation makes it a useful option for horse owners wanting a complete feed without oats, while still providing a practical source of fibre and nutrients for everyday feeding. Available from Beaufort Animal Supplies, servicing Beaufort, Ballarat, Ararat, Skipton, Avoca, Creswick and surrounding areas. Shop online or choose local click and collect where available. Key Benefits Oat-free complete feed for horses Suitable for horses across a range of categories Muesli-style feed with grains and chaffs included Contains steamed and flaked grains Added chaffs for high fibre content Fortified with vitamins and minerals Includes antioxidants to help support muscle recovery Contains BioPAK protected live yeast with prebiotics and probiotics Designed to support gut health and feed utilisation Convenient 20kg bag Feeding Note Feed according to the directions on the product packaging and adjust amounts to suit your horse’s age, weight, workload, body condition and available pasture or hay. Always ensure fresh, clean water is available. For horses with special dietary needs, laminitis risk, metabolic concerns or medical conditions, seek veterinary or equine nutrition advice before changing feeds.