FAQ
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Do you have certifications?
Yes. Production is GMP+ certified, and the technology includes extrusion and IR micronization for safety and digestibility. Full details are on our About page.
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Are you the manufacturer?
No - we’re not the manufacturer. Our feeds are produced by LIRA Pasze (Poland), our research-driven partner. We handle distribution, customer support, and logistics.
Why are extruded feeds (like Chrupka) recommended?
Extrusion improves digestibility and supports gut safety; used correctly it helps lower risks associated with digestive upset. We use extruded components across key formulas for consistent, gentle energy release.
Which feed for ulcer-prone or sensitive horses?
Prioritise low-starch, high-fibre rations. Chrupka Allergic is cereal-free and suitable for sensitive horses; adding fibre-rich options (e.g., Omega Fiber) and soaked feeds can support the stomach. Always adapt the daily ration to weight, workload and condition.
How to reduce laminitis (founder) risk with diet?
Keep non-structural carbohydrates low, manage bodyweight, base the ration on forage and fibre, and feed concentrates only as needed. Sensitive horses benefit from cereal-free, fibre-first plans.
What to feed foals and weanlings?
Use a dedicated junior/foal formula balanced for bone development and steady growth (vitamin–mineral profile + quality protein). Introduce concentrates gradually alongside top-quality forage.
How do I choose an energy/concentrate feed?
Match energy to workload and temperament. For steady energy and gut comfort choose fibre- and oil-based formulas; avoid unnecessary starch spikes. Increase quantity slowly and monitor condition.
What do sport horses need from nutrition?
Higher but controlled energy density, excellent digestibility, and recovery support — while keeping the gut calm (fibre first, then concentrates tailored to the job).
How do I prepare Omega Fiber and Vital Mash?
Omega Fiber: soak 3 parts water to 1 part feed for 10–15 minutes (dry servings max 500 g).
Vital Mash: 3 parts lukewarm water to 1 part feed, soak 10–15 minutes.
Do straw pellets suit allergy- or respiratory-sensitive horses?
Yes. The bedding is dedusted and microbiologically controlled; compared with loose straw it reduces airborne dust and helps control ammonia odour.
How do I get a sample?
Email office@consulttrade.net with your stable details and the product you want to try — we’ll advise and arrange a sample.