Bio-Ron/Natuly | Linseed

Flaxseed: old-fashioned, but always a smart choice!

Flaxseed might have an old-fashioned feel, but hey, sometimes the classics are still the best! It's nutritious, packed with healthy fats and proteins, and helps your horse get back in top shape. And let's be honest, who doesn't love a little healthy mash?

Tip of the day:

Pay close attention to your horse's tongue! If it's black, it's a sign they might have eaten some sand. It's time for a delicious flaxseed mash!

Here's how to make it:

1. Take 200 to 500 grams of linseed (depending on the size of your horse) and add double the amount of boiling water.
2. Let it cook for a few minutes, stirring occasionally, then let it cool.
3. It is best to feed the linseed porridge on the same day to preserve the valuable substances and prevent spoilage.

Uncooked flaxseed? No problem!

Did you know you can also feed flaxseed uncooked ? Especially during the molting season, a handful mixed with the food daily is a good choice. 50 to 100 grams per day is fine, and doesn't cause any problems with the linase content, which may release hydrogen cyanide.

Linseed is the nutritious, old-fashioned powerhouse your horse definitely shouldn't miss!