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The Hanley Formula Feeding Rates

The Hanley Formula is an easy to feed, very palatable powder. Most horses and large ponies, who need improved condition and/or recovery, will benefit from 100 grams per day.

This should be kept up for at least 6 - 8 weeks, and many equines benefit from this amount on a permanent basis.

Otherwise drop to 50 grams per day if your equine is stabilised and maintaining their condition and recovery.

25 grams per day (1 x 25 gram scoop which is included in the 3 - 7 kg packs or 1 x heaped tablespoon)
  • A maintenance amount for ponies already in good condition , or who have been on a larger dose and have reached the desired body condition , top line and glossy coat
50 grams per day (2 x 25 gram scoops included in 3 - 7 kg packs or 2 x heaped tablespoons)
  • A maintenance amount for horses already in good condition , or who have been on a larger dose and have reached the desired body condition , top line and glossy coat
  • Growing ponies and broodmare ponies
  • Older ponies ( 15 years + )
  • Ponies who need extra condition , topline and / or improved coat
100 grams per day (4 x 25 gram scoops included in 3 - 7 kg packs or 1 x 100 gram scoop included in 20 kg sack)
  • This amount suits most equines and can be reduced once they have maintained condition for 6 - 8 weeks
  • A maintenance amount for horses who are fussy eaters or tend to lose condition easily
  • Recommended for horses/ponies as a recovery aid to prevent muscle soreness and breakdown the day before / of and after competition and racing. On other days return to normal lower dose rate
  • Older horses (15 years +)
  • For horses and ponies who need to gain condition, topline and/or muscular strength
  • Ponies recovering from surgery or illness especially  any liver problems
  • Ponies with injuries
200 grams per day (8 x 25 gram scoops included in 3 - 7 kg packs or 2 x 100 gram scoops included in 20 kg sacks)
  • Broodmare horses in the last 3 months of pregnancy and during lactation
  • Large horses who are very light in condition and need bulking up. Use this amount until they stabilise at desired condition then drop to 100 grams per day
  • Horses recovering from surgery or illness especially  any liver problems
  • Horses with injuries