It has been formulated to add mineral salts to your horse's diet. Mineral supplementation is necessary throughout the year to replenish the mineral salts that horses lose through sweating.
Unika Balls: a healthy hobby for your horses.
Linea Unika has designed an innovative product, which completely changes and renews the conception of complementary food: It's called Unika Balls and it's much more than a hobby for your horses. Unika Balls are balls which, thanks to their natural fibre ropes, can be attached to the stall or truck so that the horses can taste them during the day. Their function is not only to entertain the horses: Unika Balls actually enrich their daily diet with important substances such as herbs, electrolytes, vitamins, minerals and many others. And this in a completely new way!
We usually think of complementary feeding as powdered or liquid products to be mixed directly into the daily ration of food, but Unika Balls turn this concept on its head and are a kind of suspended complementary food!
Unika Balls are suitable for grain intolerant horses, for horses on a low glycaemic index diet and for sport horses whose muscles are subject to high levels of exertion and whose diets should not include sugars as this would increase lactic acid production. Unika Balls are handmade, produced in Italy, completely free of sugar cereals and rich in high quality raw materials such as soy and rice.
Components : Soya bean expeller *; Maltodextrin; Sodium chloride; Potassium chloride; Milled deformed rice; Magnesium oxide; Vegetable processing products (Stevia rebaudiana); Calcium carbonate (* obtained from genetically modified seeds).
Analytical components :
Crude protein: 22%.
Crude ash: 12%.
Crude fibre: 4.20%.
Crude fat: 3.48
Sodium: 1.62%.
Additives (all expressed in mg per kg of product) :
Trace element compounds: 3b405 Copper (copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate) 25;3b503 Manganese (manganese sulphate monohydrate) 96;3b605 Zinc (zinc sulphate monohydrate) 72 ;
Instructions for use: Hang UNIKA BALLS "Elyte" in the stall and leave it at the horse's disposal.
