Pavo EasyMix

Pavo EasyMix – Fiber-Rich Muesli for Easy Keepers

Horses and ponies that are not ridden or are only worked at a leisure level often do not require much additional energy. In addition to a low energy content, Pavo EasyMix features very low sugar and starch levels. It is free from grain and molasses but contains all the vitamins and minerals your horse needs to stay healthy.

No Grain and Very Low Sugar/Starch – Pavo EasyMix has an exceptionally low sugar and starch content. This makes it suitable for ponies and horses that are sensitive to sugar, prone to metabolic disorders, or already suffer from them (e.g., Laminitis, Cushing’s, PSSM). Because of its low energy density, it ensures your horse does not become too "hot" and prevents unwanted weight gain from concentrate feeding.

Guilt-Free Enjoyment! – The daily feeding recommendation for Pavo EasyMix is relatively low because it contains a high concentration of vitamins and trace elements. While the actual weight fed is small, the high fiber content makes it very voluminous. This provides your horse with a substantial meal to enjoy for longer. Furthermore, the high crude fiber content stimulates chewing, which promotes saliva production—essential for healthy digestion.

Healthy Fibers and More! – In addition to healthy crude fibers, Pavo EasyMix is enriched with prebiotics to support optimal digestion. Linseed products have also been added as a source of Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids. This makes Pavo EasyMix not just a tasty meal, but a healthy addition to your horse’s daily ration.

The most important benefits at a glance:

• Fiber-Rich Muesli – Made from high-quality plant fibers.

• Metabolism Friendly – Very low in sugar and starch; grain and molasses-free.

• Weight Management – Low energy content (calories) to prevent obesity.

• Fully Balanced – Provides all daily required vitamins and trace elements.

• Digestive Support – Stimulates chewing and contains prebiotics.

Areas of Application:

Pavo EasyMix is suitable for:

• Horses that require very little concentrate feed.

• Easy-keeping horses and breeds.

• Horses performing no work or only light work.

• Horses prone to being overweight.

• Horses that cannot digest sugar well.

• Horses with grain intolerances.

• Keeping a horse occupied when others in the stable receive concentrate.

• Horses on box rest.

• Picky eaters that dislike other types of feed.