Horse Mineral Lick 20kg | Topstock Topmin Loose Mix No Molasses

Horse Mineral Lick 20kg | Topstock Topmin Loose Mix No Molasses

$77.00

This no-molasses horse mineral lick fortifies hay & pasture diets with minerals, vitamins & electrolytes. Aids Big Head prevention. Low sugar, 20kg.

Only 2 left in stock

Available for Click and Collect ONLY:
Farmco Moora – Orders received by 9am (AWST) will be available same day for collection after 4pm.
Yerecoin Traders – Orders received by 12pm (AWST) on a Wednesday will be available for collection by 4pm Thursday. 

What Farmco Recommends It For:

Farmco recommends this Topstock Topmin horse mineral lick for horses grazing hay and pasture. It’s ideal for addressing dietary deficiencies and maintaining condition. Plus, it aids in preventing Big Head in horses grazing C4 grasses.

Why It’s a Farmco Favourite:

It’s a Farmco favourite because this horse mineral lick is fortified yet contains no molasses. Additionally, it supplies essential minerals, vitamins, and electrolytes in a palatable form. As a result, you get low-sugar, well-rounded nutritional support for your horse.

A Horse Mineral Lick for Pasture and Hay Diets

Diets of mostly hay and pasture often fall short on key nutrients. That’s why this Topstock Topmin horse mineral lick is such a smart addition. It’s formulated to address the deficiencies common in dry pasture and hay. Because it’s fortified with added minerals and vitamins, it fills those nutritional gaps. So your horse gets balanced support every day. As a result, it helps maintain body condition, mane, coat, and hoof health.

Big Head Prevention and No Added Sugar

Horses grazing C4 grasses like Buffel, Panics, and Kikuyu face a real risk of Big Head. Fortunately, this lick aids in preventing Big Head in these situations. Additionally, it contains no molasses, so it keeps dietary sugar intake low. Because of this, it’s a safer choice for horses prone to laminitis or EMS. Meanwhile, it stays highly palatable even without molasses. As a result, horses enjoy it while avoiding unnecessary sugars.

Electrolytes and Flexible Feeding

Hard-working and grazing horses need electrolytes to stay well. Fortunately, this lick contains electrolytes to replace sweat and encourage feed and water intake. Because it’s designed to be fed ad-lib, horses only take what they need. So it also helps reduce ‘hay gut’ and abnormal chewing behaviour. Simply feed 100–250g per horse in a draining trough or tub, or mix with feed. As a result, it suits horses at all life stages, including pregnant and lactating mares.

Available for Click and Collect ONLY:

Farmco Moora – Orders received by 9am (AWST) will be available same day for collection after 4pm.

Yerecoin Traders – Orders received by 12pm (AWST) on a Wednesday will be available for collection by 4pm Thursday. 

  • Fortified loose mix lick formulated for hay and pasture diets
  • Aids in the prevention of Big Head in horses grazing C4 grasses (Buffel, Panics, Kikuyu)
  • No molasses, keeping dietary sugar intake low
  • Contains electrolytes to replace sweat and encourage feed and water intake
  • Helps maintain body condition, mane, coat, and hoof health while reducing ‘hay gut’ and abnormal chewing

  • Size: 20kg bucket; brand: Topstock (Topmin)
  • Recommended daily intake: 100–250g per horse
  • Feed ad-lib in a trough or tub that allows drainage; do not let it sit in water; can be mixed with feed
  • Suitable for horses at all life stages, including pregnant and lactating mares and creep-feeding foals
  • Nutritional content per kg includes: Vitamin A 28,000IU, Vitamin D3 2,000IU, Vitamin E 700mg, Crude Protein 100g, Calcium 120g, Phosphorus 42g, Sodium 65g, plus trace minerals (zinc, copper, manganese, selenium, iodine, biotin and more)
  • Store in a cool, dry place with the lid secured

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