Linea Unika Nibble Balls Crib Biting, supplementary feed

The new Linea Unika balls have selected supplementary feeds and are much more than just a horse toy. They provide your horse with optimal entertainment while supplying it with valuable substances such as medicinal plants, botanicals, electrolytes, vitamins, minerals and much more. Unika Balls are balls that you can offer to the horse throughout the day. The ropes are made of natural fibers and can be hung anywhere in the box or trailer.

Balls Crib Biting is the supplementary feed that improves the general well-being of the horse. It consists of over 93% vegetable ingredients. It is suitable for crib biting horses as it stimulates salivation. Salivary flow is alkaline and thus helps to protect the stomach and minimize the acidity of the stomach. This leads to an increase in the horse's live weight, improvement of the coat, an improvement in appearance as well as general well-being.

Balls Cribing Biting is a supplementary feed that can be used in the following horses:

• horses that need to protect the physiological state of the stomach.
• horses for which the feeding is changed
• for cribbiting horses
• horses that let out their feelings in the stomach

Note: Doping free according to FEI rules.

Composition

Soybean (bean) expeller*, malformed rice, milled, vegetable charcoal, products from processing of plants (Curcuma longa), products from processing of plants (Thymus volgare), (soybean) crude lecithins, products from processing of plants (Spiraea ulmaria), products from processing of plants (Steviarebaudiana), products from processing of plants (Rosmarinus officinalis), magnesium oxide. *From genetically modified soybeans.

Analytical constituents:
Crude protein 10.6%
Crude fat 4,9
crude fiber 3,3%
crude ash 10,2%
Sodium 0,4%

Additives (all data in mg/kg of product as is):
Natural products - botanically defined:
Glycyrrhi

Size

• 5,15 kg

Since the body of each horse has its own peculiarities, it is recommended to gradually introduce feeds and supplements into the diet of horses and test their compatibility.