Hoveler Pur.Mash Horse Feed
In a Nutshell
- Mixed feedback on the taste and dust content.
- Best for horses with health issues.
- Selective eating among horses, suggesting limited appeal.
Quick Verdict
While one reviewer found it the best on the market, others noted dust issues and selective eating, making it a below-average choice.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Excessive dust content makes this purchase dissatisfaction
Prevention: crease size and be as preventative as the effects can be noticed.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Highly effective (1)
Effective for horses that tend to have colics, one reviewer highlighted its effectiveness for weather changes and health issues.
Cons
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Taste Issues (1) critical
Horses showed selective eating, preferring regular grain over this mash.
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Dusty texture (1) major
Produces a lot of dust, even when soaked, leading to dissatisfaction from the vet and users.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Horses with Health Issues — Horses with colic issues, for its effectiveness in weather changes.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners looking for healthy starch-free alternatives — Taste issues and high dust production. This may be deeply disliked by some horses, and the health concerns might already be affecting the quality of the mash.
Durability & Care
Factors: Humidity
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this feed suitable for colic-prone horses?
Yes, it is highly recommended for colic issues and health problems.
Can this feed be easily purchased in the USA?
It is not readily available and you will find it a rare purchase.
What happens to the feed when soaked?
There isn't confirmation from what happens to other sizes, but this bag produces significant amounts of dust and could be troublesome.
Highlighted Reviews
"This German mash is the best on the market. Highly recommend it for weather changes or horses that tend to have colics. My senior gets it 3 times a week and loves it. You can not find this anywhere else on the market in the USA."
"my vet was not happy at the amount of dust this resulted in even with soaking, felt like a waste."
Bottom Line
Given the mixed feedback, especially the dust issues and the horses' selective eating, it's better to consider alternatives unless specifically recommended by a vet.