Baileys No.22 Prep-Ease Mix. Baileys Prep-Ease is a reduced starch (18%) non-heating mix formulated to promote condition and meet the nutritional demands of growing youngstock while encouraging a calm temperament. It is specifically designed for those prone to excitability when being prepared for the sales or show ring being backed or in early training.

The mix contains high levels of digestible fibre and oil which provide slow release energy and ensure calorie requirements for growth and condition are met without encouraging exuberant behaviour. It includes alfalfa chaff not only to encourage chewing but for its natural acid-buffering properties to support gastric health whilst the inclusion of Outshine supplies a blend of oils from soya and linseed alongside supporting antioxidants for condition and outstanding coat shine. Yea-Sacc and Digest Plus prebiotic are also included to further encourage gut health and digestive efficiency which is of particular importance at times of change and stress.

The inclusion of Stud Balancer to encourage optimum growth and boosted anti-oxidants including vitamin E and Sel-Plex organic selenium supports the developing immune system and muscle function whilst the lower levels of micronised cereals compared to traditional prep mixes helps promote a level head.

Composition
Micronised Wheat Soya Bean Meal Soya Bean Hulls Alfalfa Chaff Micronised Barley Molasses Soya Oil Micronised Soya Beans Alfalfa Meal Micronised Maize Micronised Peas Oatfeed (co-product of oat milling industry) Ground Beet Pulp Cooked Linseed Dicalcium Phosphate Distillers Grains Vitamins and Minerals Calcium Carbonate Whey Calcined Magnesite Sodium Chloride ScFOS (Digest Plus prebiotic 2g/kg)

Analytical Constituents
Digestable energy 13.5 MJ/kg
Protein 15 %
Oil 10 %
Fibre 11 %
Ash 8 %
Calcium 1.4 %
Phosphorous 0.7 %

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