Product Information
Product code: BRN Categories: Smallholding and Equine, Straight Feeds, Straights£2.85 – £23.95Price range: £2.85 through £23.95
Bran is a completely natural complementary food which is an excellent source of fibre to keep your pet regular. Can be fed to numerous animals, including Horses, cattle, pigs, dogs, ruminants and other pets.
It is a highly palatable addition to your animal’s diet and can be fed dry and sprinkled into their daily food ration, or moistened into a porridge treat.
Description
100% Pure Bran
Analytical Constituents: Crude protein 16.0%, crude fibre 9.0%
Additional information
| Weight | 20 kg |
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| Weight | 1kg, 5kg, 20kg |
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