Pavo Daily Plus

Pavo DailyPlus – Balanced Roughage Mix for Optimal Chewing

Do you feed your horse pellets or muesli? Then you certainly want to ensure that they chew their meal for as long as possible. Horses that quickly gulp down large amounts of concentrate without chewing properly can develop stomach and intestinal problems. Pavo DailyPlus is the perfect roughage mix to add to your concentrate feed.

Transform your concentrate meal into a roughage meal with Pavo DailyPlus. It is a balanced mix containing alfalfa and timothy grass, is low in sugar, and serves as a nutrient-rich fiber source. Being grain and molasses-free, it is excellently suited for mixing with daily concentrate or supplements. The fiber-rich structure ensures your horse chews more, taking up to three times longer to finish their meal. This extended eating time and the resulting increase in saliva production support healthy digestion.

The addition of chicory and apple pulp (prebiotics) further supports the intestinal flora. A positive side effect of longer feeding times is that your horse stays occupied, which helps prevent boredom and potential stable vices. Even if your horse has poor teeth or a sensitive stomach, Pavo DailyPlus is a suitable supplement. Despite its rich structure, the roughage is soft and short enough to be safely fed to all horses and ponies.

The most important benefits at a glance:

• Enhanced Chewing – Stimulates chewing activity and saliva production up to threefold.

• Extended Feeding Time – Slows down intake up to three times for better digestion.

• Digestive Health – Supports a healthy intestinal flora with added prebiotics.

• Metabolism Friendly – Grain-free, molasses-free, and very low in sugar and starch.

• Healthy Appearance – Enriched with linseed pellets for a beautiful, shiny coat.

• High Quality – Features a new and improved recipe with timothy grass and alfalfa.

Areas of Application:

• As a roughage alternative for all adult horses and ponies.

• As an addition to concentrate feed to increase volume and chewing.

• As a supplement to a balancer for a "large-volume meal."

• As a feed snack during feeding times if your horse receives no concentrate.

• As a healthy reward after training.