Question 1

Is Timothy hay good for horses?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay is a good forage option for many horses because it provides fiber to support normal gut motility, chewing activity, saliva production, and digestive function.

As a grass hay, Timothy is typically lower in protein, calcium, and digestible energy than legume hays such as alfalfa. This makes it a practical choice for many mature horses, easy keepers, and horses that do not need a calorie-dense forage.

The nutrient value of Timothy hay depends on maturity at harvest, growing conditions, curing, storage, and leaf-to-stem ratio. A hay analysis is the most accurate way to determine whether a specific batch is appropriate for your horse’s body condition, workload, and health status.

Question 2

What is Timothy hay used for in horse diets?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay is used as a source of roughage and fiber in horse diets. Forage should form the foundation of the ration because the horse’s digestive tract is adapted for steady fiber intake throughout the day.

In formulated feeds and forage products, Timothy hay may be used as chopped hay, forage meal, cubes, or pellets. These forms make it easier to provide consistent fiber while keeping the ration lower in starch and sugar than many grain-based feeds.

Timothy hay is often selected when the diet needs more forage-based fiber without the higher protein and calcium levels typically supplied by alfalfa.

Question 3

Is Timothy hay better than alfalfa for horses?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay and alfalfa serve different roles in the diet. Timothy is a grass hay that is usually lower in protein, calcium, and digestible energy. Alfalfa is a legume hay that is usually richer in these nutrients. However, nutrient values can vary and should be confirmed by a forage analysis.

Timothy hay often fits mature horses at maintenance, easy keepers, and horses in light work. Alfalfa may be more useful for hard keepers, growing horses, lactating mares, and performance horses with higher protein or calorie requirements.

Many feeding programs use both forages together. Timothy hay can provide the main forage base, while a smaller amount of alfalfa can be added when the horse needs more protein, calcium, digestible energy, or palatability.

Question 4

Is Timothy hay low in sugar?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay can be low, moderate, or high in sugar depending on the specific batch and growing conditions. Grass hay type alone does not reliably predict non-structural carbohydrate content.

Sugar and starch levels are influenced by plant maturity, weather, time of cutting, curing conditions, fertilization, and storage. Later-cut Timothy hay is often stemmier and lower in digestible energy, but testing is still needed to confirm the actual sugar and starch content.

For horses with insulin dysregulation, equine metabolic syndrome, PPID, obesity, or laminitis risk, Timothy hay should be selected based on forage analysis. The key values to review are sugar, starch, digestible energy, and mineral balance.

Question 5

Is Timothy hay good for horses with laminitis or metabolic issues?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay can be appropriate for horses with laminitis risk or metabolic concerns when the analysis shows that sugar, starch, digestible energy, and minerals fit the horse’s needs.

Some Timothy hay works well in controlled-carbohydrate diets, while other batches may provide too much sugar or digestible energy for horses that require stricter management. This variation is why hay testing is especially important for metabolic horses.

For these horses, forage should be chosen based on hay analysis, body condition, insulin status, workload, pasture access, and the rest of the feeding program. Mature grass hay is often useful, but the specific nutrient profile matters more than the hay name.

Question 6

How much Timothy hay should I feed my horse?

Accepted Answer

Most horses should receive at least 1.5% of body weight per day in forage dry matter. Many horses do best closer to 2% of body weight, depending on workload, body condition, turnout, and weight goals.

For a 500 kg (1,100 lb) horse, this equals approximately 7.5–10 kg (16.5–22 lb) of forage dry matter per day. Because hay contains some moisture, the amount fed as-is is usually slightly higher than the dry matter amount.

Easy keepers may need controlled intake if free-choice hay leads to weight gain. Hard keepers, lactating mares, growing horses, and horses in heavier work may need higher-quality forage, more total forage, or additional calorie sources.

Question 7

Can Timothy hay help a horse gain weight?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay can support weight gain when the horse eats enough of it and the hay provides adequate digestible energy. Softer, leafier Timothy hay is generally more digestible and more calorie-dense than late-cut, stemmy hay.

For hard keepers, Timothy hay may not provide enough calories on its own. These horses may need higher-quality forage, alfalfa, beet pulp, oil, a fortified feed, or amino acid support depending on the reason they are underweight.

If a horse is losing weight despite good forage access, the feeding program should be reviewed along with dental function, parasite control, workload, digestive health, and underlying medical concerns.

Question 8

Is Timothy hay good for overweight horses?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay is often a useful forage for overweight horses because it is usually less calorie-dense than alfalfa or very leafy early-cut grass hay.

However, its effect on body condition depends on how much the horse eats and how digestible the hay is. A horse can still gain weight on Timothy hay if it is highly digestible, fed free-choice, or combined with unnecessary concentrates or calorie-dense supplements.

For overweight horses, the best approach is to test the hay, control intake when needed, use slow feeders where appropriate, and balance vitamins and minerals without adding unnecessary starch, sugar, or calories.

Question 9

Does Timothy hay have enough protein for horses?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay can provide enough protein for some mature horses at maintenance, but it may not meet requirements for horses with higher protein needs.

Growing horses, lactating mares, senior horses losing topline, and horses in harder work often need more protein or more specific amino acid support than Timothy hay provides on its own. Lysine, methionine, and threonine are the amino acids most often evaluated when assessing protein quality in equine diets.

Protein adequacy depends on the hay’s crude protein level, total forage intake, protein digestibility, and amino acid profile. A hay analysis helps determine whether the ration needs additional protein or targeted amino acid supplementation.

Question 10

Is Timothy hay good for senior horses?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay can be suitable for senior horses that can still chew long-stem forage effectively. For older horses, dental function is often more important than age when deciding whether long-stem hay is appropriate.

Senior horses with worn, missing, or painful teeth may drop partially chewed hay, take longer to finish meals, or lose weight even when hay is available. These horses may maintain forage intake more easily with chopped Timothy hay, soaked Timothy cubes, or soaked Timothy pellets.

Processed forage can help support fiber intake when chewing becomes difficult, but the rest of the ration still needs to supply adequate calories, protein quality, vitamin E, and minerals based on the horse’s body condition and workload.

Question 11

Are Timothy hay pellets good for horses?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay pellets are a useful forage-based fiber source for horses. They are made by grinding dried Timothy hay into a uniform meal and compressing it into pellets.

This format is convenient, consistent, and easy to store. Timothy pellets are commonly used for senior horses, horses with dental issues, horses that waste long-stem hay, or situations where forage quality is difficult to manage.

Because the hay is ground before pelleting, pellets are eaten faster and require less chewing than long-stem hay. They can contribute fiber to the diet, but they do not provide the same long-stem structure, chewing time, or foraging behaviour as hay.

Question 12

Can Timothy pellets replace hay?

Accepted Answer

Timothy pellets can replace part of the hay ration and may be used as a primary forage source for horses that cannot chew long-stem hay adequately.

They are most useful for senior horses, horses with dental problems, horses that waste hay, or horses that need a more controlled forage source. They can also help when hay quality is inconsistent, storage space is limited, or long-stem forage is not practical.

When pellets replace a large portion of the forage ration, feeding management becomes more important because pellets are consumed more quickly than hay. Horses may need smaller, more frequent meals, soaked pellets, slow-feeding strategies, and close monitoring of body condition, manure quality, water intake, and total forage intake.

Question 13

Do Timothy hay pellets need to be soaked?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay pellets do not need to be soaked for every horse, but soaking is recommended for horses that eat quickly, have dental issues, have a history of choke, or need a softer feed texture.

Soaking allows the pellets to expand and soften before feeding. This makes them easier to chew and swallow, and it may improve acceptance for horses that prefer a mash.

Use enough water for the pellets to fully soften and break apart before feeding. Soaked pellets should be fed fresh, especially in warm weather, and leftovers should be discarded if they become sour, fermented, frozen, or contaminated.

Question 14

What is the difference between Timothy hay, Timothy pellets, and Timothy cubes?

Accepted Answer

The main difference between Timothy hay, pellets, and cubes is particle size and chewing time. Timothy hay is long-stem forage and provides the most chewing time, which helps support normal foraging behaviour and saliva production.

Timothy pellets are made from finely ground hay compressed into small pellets. They are convenient, consistent, and easy to feed, but they are consumed more quickly than long-stem hay.

Timothy cubes are coarser than pellets and usually require more chewing. They can be useful for horses that need processed forage but benefit from a larger particle size than pellets provide.

Question 15

Is first-cut or second-cut Timothy hay better for horses?

Accepted Answer

First-cut and second-cut Timothy hay can both be appropriate for horses. The better choice depends on body condition, chewing ability, workload, and the nutrient profile of the specific hay.

First-cut Timothy hay is often more mature, stemmier, and lower in protein and calories. This can make it useful for easy keepers or horses that need more chewing time without excess digestible energy.

Second-cut Timothy hay is often softer, leafier, and more nutrient-dense. This may be useful for horses that need better palatability, easier chewing, or additional calories. Cutting gives a general indication of maturity, but hay analysis provides a more accurate comparison of protein, sugar, starch, digestible energy, fiber, and minerals.

Question 16

Is Timothy hay better than orchard grass for horses?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay and orchard grass are both cool-season grass hays commonly used in horse diets. Either forage can be appropriate depending on the horse and the nutrient profile of the hay.

Timothy hay is often coarser depending on maturity, while orchard grass is often softer and more palatable. However, nutrient content can vary widely in both forages based on cutting, maturity, weather, and harvest conditions.

When comparing Timothy hay and orchard grass, forage analysis is more useful than species alone. The best option is the hay that matches the horse’s needs for sugar, starch, protein, digestible energy, fiber, and minerals.

Question 17

Does Timothy hay have enough calcium for horses?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay is usually lower in calcium than alfalfa. This can be useful for horses that do not need a high-calcium forage, but total calcium intake still needs to be evaluated across the full ration.

Horses need more calcium than phosphorus in the total diet. Whether Timothy hay supplies enough calcium depends on the hay analysis, the amount of forage consumed, and any other feeds or supplements included in the ration.

Calcium should be assessed as part of the complete mineral program rather than in isolation. Phosphorus, magnesium, sodium, copper, zinc, selenium, iodine, and vitamin E are also commonly reviewed when balancing a forage-based diet.

Question 18

Does Timothy hay help horses with ulcers?

Accepted Answer

Timothy hay can support stomach health by encouraging chewing and saliva production. Saliva helps buffer stomach acid during forage intake, which is one reason frequent forage access is important for horses.

Alfalfa typically provides more calcium and protein than Timothy hay and may offer additional buffering support when used strategically in the diet. Timothy hay can still be part of a gastric-supportive feeding program when it helps maintain consistent forage intake and reduces long periods without feed.

Horses with suspected gastric ulcers should be evaluated by a veterinarian. Forage management can support stomach health, but it does not replace diagnosis or treatment when ulcers are present.

Question 19

Do horses need a vitamin and mineral supplement with Timothy hay?

Accepted Answer

Most horses eating Timothy hay still need a vitamin and mineral supplement or ration balancer. Hay provides fiber and some nutrients, but it rarely supplies every required vitamin and mineral in the correct amounts.

Common gaps in forage-based diets include copper, zinc, selenium, iodine, sodium, and vitamin E. These gaps depend on region, soil, forage species, maturity, harvest conditions, and storage.

The most accurate approach is to test the hay and balance the ration around it. This helps correct nutrient deficiencies without adding unnecessary calories, starch, or sugar.

Feed Name	Brand	ID	Availability	Format	Protein	Fat	ADF	NDF	NSC	DE	Lysine	Calcium	Phosphorus	Magnesium	Potassium	Sodium	Chloride	Iron	Zinc	Copper	Selenium	Biotin	Vitamin E
50/50 Alfalfa/Timothy Cubes	Summit Forage Products	430693		--	13.33%	--	44.44%	54.44%	--	2.36 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Achiever Non-GMO	Daily Dose Equine	499926		Textured	11.6%	8.4%	6.19%	17.07%	35.8%	3.77 mcal/kg	0%	4.7%	2.5%	0.21%	--	--	--	--	466.3 ppm	39.4 ppm	1.1 ppm	--	1081.5 KIU
Albers Special 6	Albers Animal Feed	766011	--	--	13.3%	6.7%	35%	45%	13.4%	2.76 mcal/kg	5%	1.1%	0.33%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Alfa-Timothy LONGfibe® Forage Cubes	MAAAX Equine Feed	71698		Cubes	13.63%	1.7%	44%	54%	4.25%	2.3 mcal/kg	4.43%	1.37%	0.17%	0.26%	1.73%	0.04%	0.6 ppm	667 ppm	22 ppm	5.5 ppm	--	--	--
Alfalfa Timothy Brome Pellets	Mountain Sunrise Feed Co	499947		Pelleted	18.1%	2.3%	33.1%	45.6%	7.5%	3.05 mcal/kg	5.1%	1.02%	0.36%	0.26%	2.81%	0.11%	0.61 ppm	568 ppm	21 ppm	9 ppm	--	--	--
Alfalfa Timothy Chopped	Standlee	973098		Chopped	13.2%	--	37.3%	53.6%	10.4%	2.42 mcal/kg	4.4%	0.9%	0.2%	0.2%	--	--	--	--	13.2 ppm	3.3 ppm	0 ppm	--	--
Alfalfa Timothy Cubes	Standlee	1146541	--	--	13.3%	1.67%	37.8%	48.9%	7.8%	2.11 mcal/kg	--	1.3%	0.17%	0.27%	--	--	--	--	21.11 ppm	5.5 ppm	--	--	--
Alfalfa Timothy Hay Pellets	Star Milling Co	430502		Pelleted	13.33%	1.67%	43.06%	53.06%	--	2.32 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Alfalfa-Timothy Cubes	Ontario Dehy	71863	--	Cubes	13.3%	2%	43.2%	56.8%	--	1.99 mcal/kg	--	1.7%	0.3%	0.2%	2.1%	0.02%	--	535.2 ppm	18.2 ppm	5.7 ppm	0.2 ppm	--	--
Alfalfa/Timothy Pellets	Standlee	401389		Pelleted	13.33%	1.67%	37.78%	53.33%	8.34%	2.38 mcal/kg	--	0.87%	0.21%	0.17%	--	--	--	--	17.78 ppm	4.44 ppm	--	--	--
Blue Bag Grass Pellets	Simple System Horse Feeds	529864		Pelleted	12.2%	4.4%	37.81%	47.81%	13.3%	2.79 mcal/kg	0%	0.73%	0.18%	0.11%	1.82%	0.02%	1.12 ppm	92.2 ppm	20 ppm	4.4 ppm	0.11 ppm	--	--
Carb-Buster Non-GMO	Daily Dose Equine	499928		Premix	14.4%	12.2%	37.5%	47.5%	7.7%	3.07 mcal/kg	--	2.33%	1.33%	0.22%	--	--	--	--	944.4 ppm	316.7 ppm	1.11 ppm	--	1102.3 KIU
Complement Advantage	Excel Equine Feeds	1218705	--	Textured	20%	13.3%	14.4%	26.7%	6.7%	3.76 mcal/kg	6.7%	1.55%	1%	--	--	--	--	--	277.8 ppm	100 ppm	0.89 ppm	--	489.9 KIU
Crypto Aero		71930		Textured	15%	12.22%	19.25%	29%	31.45%	3.79 mcal/kg	4.44%	0.44%	0.42%	0.22%	1.02%	0.01%	0.2 ppm	170 ppm	38.89 ppm	6.67 ppm	0.1 ppm	--	--
Crypto Aero Wild Forage	Crypto Aero	469414		--	15%	10%	16.45%	30.42%	7.23%	3.3 mcal/kg	3.33%	0.56%	0.17%	0.17%	1.39%	0.01%	0.2 ppm	153 ppm	25.56 ppm	11.11 ppm	0 ppm	--	0 KIU
Diamond Smart Cube	Triple Crown	1209059	--	Cubes	11.1%	1.7%	42.2%	64.4%	8.8%	2.16 mcal/kg	3.5%	0.67%	0.39%	0.44%	1.67%	--	--	155.6 ppm	133.3 ppm	38.9 ppm	0.33 ppm	0.4 ppm	245 KIU
Diet Blend	Transfeeder	1258457		--	10.7%	2.63%	41.5%	65.5%	8.6%	2.21 mcal/kg	--	0.34%	0.24%	0.16%	2.06%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Distinguished	Hallway	401453		Textured	15.56%	11.11%	27.78%	38.89%	--	3.26 mcal/kg	5%	1.11%	0.61%	0.28%	--	--	--	0 ppm	188.89 ppm	61.11 ppm	0.78 ppm	--	440.92 KIU
Elite Blend	Transfeeder	1258690		--	9.9%	2.15%	41%	63.2%	--	2.27 mcal/kg	--	0.37%	0.2%	0.15%	1.6%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Fiberforce Gastro	Cavalor	1025820	Belgium Netherlands Switzerland	Textured	13.33%	7.78%	28.89%	45.56%	10%	2.7 mcal/kg	5%	1.89%	0.56%	0.67%	1.67%	0.44%	--	44.44 ppm	111.11 ppm	44.44 ppm	0.16 ppm	--	--
Fibrenergy	Hallway Feeds	71889		--	13.55%	13.55%	32.7%	40.7%	14.4%	3.28 mcal/kg	5.83%	0.96%	0.68%	0.34%	1.51%	0.33%	0.65 ppm	360.49 ppm	169.38 ppm	56.46 ppm	0.68 ppm	--	298.73 KIU
Fire-Fighter Non-GMO	Daily Dose Equine	1059806	--	Textured	13.3%	12.2%	37.5%	47.5%	10%	3.08 mcal/kg	--	2.3%	1.3%	0.2%	--	--	--	--	944.4 ppm	316.7 ppm	1.1 ppm	--	1102.3 KIU
Flex n Action	FARRIER'S MAGIC	499961		Pelleted	--	--	--	--	--	0 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Freestyle Performance	Daily Dose Equine	499924		Textured	12.4%	12.4%	19.3%	39.1%	--	3.24 mcal/kg	0%	2.2%	0.82%	--	--	--	--	--	211.3 ppm	72.2 ppm	0.31 ppm	--	313 KIU
Gentle Blend	Transfeeder	1258448		--	9.2%	2.28%	38.5%	62.9%	10.8%	2.38 mcal/kg	--	0.32%	0.2%	0.15%	1.47%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Grand-EQube	Brooks	1260749	--	Cubes	13.6%	--	45.5%	56.8%	--	2.18 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Hay Timothy - 11% CP 61% NDF		71535		--	11%	2.4%	38.2%	61%	12.38%	2.09 mcal/kg	4.85%	0.42%	0.32%	0.13%	2.41%	0.01%	0.7 ppm	215 ppm	62 ppm	22 ppm	0 ppm	--	0 KIU
Hay Timothy - 14% CP 55% NDF		71536		--	14%	2.5%	34.8%	55%	12.6%	2.3 mcal/kg	4.85%	0.45%	0.4%	0.15%	3.05%	0.03%	0.7 ppm	215 ppm	67 ppm	22 ppm	0 ppm	--	0 KIU
Hay Timothy - 8% CP 69% NDF		71534		--	8%	2.6%	42.74%	69%	9.14%	1.84 mcal/kg	4.85%	0.4%	0.26%	0.11%	1.61%	0.01%	0.7 ppm	215 ppm	54 ppm	22 ppm	0 ppm	--	0 KIU
Haystack Natural Special Blend Pellets	Haystack Farm & Feed	386552		Pelleted	15.73%	6.7%	33.9%	45%	13.49%	2.2 mcal/kg	--	0.9%	0.22%	--	--	--	--	523 ppm	--	--	--	--	--
Hi Fiber Chopped Forage	Lucerne Farms	401385		--	10.11%	1.69%	41.25%	--	--	3.15 mcal/kg	2.83%	0.45%	0.22%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Hi Fiber Gold	Lucerne Farms	430698		Chopped	10%	5.56%	35.7%	45.5%	--	2.69 mcal/kg	4.43%	0.44%	0.22%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Integrity with Timothy	Integrity Horse Feed	401353		Pelleted	15.56%	8.06%	22.92%	32.92%	20.12%	3.13 mcal/kg	4.29%	0.94%	0.72%	0.5%	1.33%	--	--	194.44 ppm	194.44 ppm	50 ppm	0.56 ppm	0.98 ppm	97.98 KIU
Lite & Healthy	HoneyChop	692261		--	4.97%	--	40.78%	112.5%	3.36%	1.39 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Low Carb/Low Fat Pellet	HayStack	469551		Pelleted	10%	1.11%	34.9%	46.1%	9.44%	2.51 mcal/kg	3.52%	1.04%	0.29%	0.27%	1.59%	0.04%	--	826 ppm	28 ppm	9 ppm	--	--	--
MalleMash	Simple Solutions	961024		Mash	8.9%	--	25%	35%	11.2%	3.26 mcal/kg	--	0.7%	0.2%	0.2%	1.5%	1.1%	2.4 ppm	377.8 ppm	33.3 ppm	5.6 ppm	0.2 ppm	--	--
Mass-No-Sass	Daily Dose Equine	499925		Textured	14.2%	15.8%	24.6%	35.1%	--	3.77 mcal/kg	0%	1.9%	0.42%	--	--	--	--	--	240 ppm	76.8 ppm	0.32 ppm	--	319.6 KIU
Meadow Lite Horse Pellets	Lakin Milling Company	560111		Pelleted	10%	2.22%	37.6%	43.2%	9.3%	2.17 mcal/kg	--	1.89%	0.22%	0.28%	2.57%	0.16%	0.76 ppm	315.56 ppm	50 ppm	16.67 ppm	0.22 ppm	--	--
MeadowBrix	Simple System Horse Feeds	529873		Cubes	11.7%	1.7%	41.25%	51.25%	12.2%	2.59 mcal/kg	0%	0.38%	0.24%	0.11%	1.58%	0.04%	0.58 ppm	248.9 ppm	23.3 ppm	8.9 ppm	0.1 ppm	--	--
MetaFiber	Dangro	1047647	--	Pelleted	13.1%	2.9%	35.5%	45.5%	5.7%	2.58 mcal/kg	--	0.7%	0.3%	0.1%	--	0.2%	--	537.7 ppm	39.6 ppm	7.1 ppm	--	--	--
Naturals Alfalfa-Timothy Cubes	Triple Crown	499863		Cubes	13.6%	2%	--	--	--	2.12 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Naturals Timothy Balance Cubes	Triple Crown	71935	--	Cubes	9.09%	2.05%	38.7%	62.1%	9.9%	1.83 mcal/kg	3.49%	0.56%	0.33%	0.33%	1.6%	0.09%	--	860 ppm	102.27 ppm	34.09 ppm	0.22 ppm	--	--
Omega Match Ration Balancing Horse Feed	Purina	401496		Pelleted	14.53%	9.15%	25.83%	41.97%	13.45%	2.85 mcal/kg	13.33%	1.88%	0.86%	0.32%	0.54%	0.59%	0.83 ppm	946.51 ppm	242.14 ppm	69.95 ppm	1.29 ppm	17.79 ppm	1186.3 KIU
Perform & Shine	Simple System Horse Feeds	529868		--	17.2%	6.7%	30.94%	40.94%	14.4%	2.79 mcal/kg	0%	0.69%	0.32%	0.16%	1.51%	0.2%	0.52 ppm	163.3 ppm	22.6 ppm	7 ppm	0.08 ppm	--	--
Performance Senior	Daily Dose Equine	499922		Textured	12.4%	15.5%	27.5%	37.5%	23.8%	3.05 mcal/kg	0%	2.1%	0.82%	--	--	--	--	--	211.3 ppm	72.2 ppm	0.33 ppm	--	313 KIU
Pinnacle Senior	Co-op	1278568		Pelleted	15.56%	7.78%	23.33%	43.33%	--	3.01 mcal/kg	4.64%	0.83%	0.67%	--	--	--	--	--	194.44 ppm	72.22 ppm	0.56 ppm	2.08 ppm	367.44 KIU
Premium Alfalfa Forage Blend	Triple Crown	499862		Textured	16.7%	2.8%	--	--	--	2.12 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Premium Alfalfa Timothy Cubes	DuMor	469227		Cubes	9.09%	1.14%	42.6%	56%	--	2.01 mcal/kg	4.43%	0.91%	0.28%	0.24%	1.73%	0.02%	0 ppm	0 ppm	22 ppm	5.6 ppm	0.22 ppm	--	0 KIU
Premium Grass Forage	Triple Crown	499861		Textured	8.9%	2.8%	41.7%	51.7%	9.1%	2.03 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Premium Hay	Lucerne Farms	430699		--	10%	1.67%	41.67%	51.67%	--	1.91 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Premium Timothy Cubes	Ontario Dehy	71907		Cubes	10.2%	2%	32.3%	58.9%	--	2.16 mcal/kg	4.43%	0.4%	0.2%	0.1%	1.8%	0.05%	--	150 ppm	43.2 ppm	15.9 ppm	0.2 ppm	--	--
Safe Starch Forage	Triple Crown	71302		--	12.2%	6.7%	33.3%	51.1%	7%	2.42 mcal/kg	3.2%	0.72%	0.22%	0.28%	2%	0.26%	1 ppm	166.7 ppm	111.1 ppm	38.9 ppm	0.33 ppm	0.4 ppm	245 KIU
Sainfoin + Grass + Alfalfa Pellet	Stable Feed	1193052	--	Pelleted	13.3%	2.7%	59.9%	69.9%	--	4.66 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Select Timothy Pellets	Semican Feeds	635782		Pelleted	11.96%	--	38.75%	106.8%	--	1.51 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Silhouette	Cavalor	694724	Belgium Netherlands Switzerland	--	25.6%	4.4%	23.3%	36.7%	12.8%	2.9 mcal/kg	6.1%	1.2%	0.4%	0.3%	1.8%	1.06%	0.6 ppm	71.1 ppm	311.1 ppm	80 ppm	1.2 ppm	--	1331.1 KIU
Simple Balance +	Simple System Horse Feeds	529853		Pelleted	22.2%	8.3%	20.63%	30.63%	12.2%	3.38 mcal/kg	0%	0.92%	0.43%	0.28%	2.02%	0.9%	1.79 ppm	652.2 ppm	53.3 ppm	12.2 ppm	0.32 ppm	--	--
Sport Blend	Transfeeder	1258041		--	9.5%	2.58%	38.5%	61.8%	8.8%	2.63 mcal/kg	--	0.49%	0.22%	0.2%	1.71%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy - Alfalfa Cubes	Alfa Tec	562836		Cubes	15.4%	2.1%	38.9%	49.1%	7.6%	2.38 mcal/kg	--	1.5%	0.19%	0.25%	1.79%	0.05%	0.33 ppm	179 ppm	27.3 ppm	13.7 ppm	0.4 ppm	--	--
Timothy	HorseHage	529752		Chopped	8.5%	2.6%	48.13%	58.13%	6.5%	2.15 mcal/kg	--	0.5%	0.25%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	0.06 ppm	11.1 KIU
Timothy Alfalfa Cubes	Huron Forages	1108953	--	Cubes	13.6%	2.6%	40%	50%	--	2.43 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Alfalfa Cubes	Semican Feeds	633269		Cubes	13.64%	--	42.6%	53.3%	--	2.27 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Alfalfa Cubes	Stampede Premium Forage	1288333		Cubes	13.6%	2.6%	37.5%	47.5%	--	2.51 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Alfalfa Mini Cubes	Semican	633350		--	13.64%	2.27%	42.61%	52.61%	--	2.02 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Alfalfa Mini Cubes	Stampede Premium Forage	1288349		Cubes	13.6%	2.6%	37.5%	47.5%	--	2.51 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Balance Cubes	Ontario Dehy	71905	--	Cubes	9.1%	2%	39.8%	62.5%	7.9%	2.16 mcal/kg	3.45%	0.6%	0.3%	0.6%	1.6%	0.08%	--	275 ppm	102.3 ppm	35.2 ppm	0.5 ppm	--	--
Timothy Blend	Sacate Pellet Mills	1004251	--	Pelleted	11.1%	1.1%	37.5%	47.5%	--	2.17 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Chop	Simple System Horse Feeds	529872		Chopped	9.4%	2.2%	41.25%	51.25%	10%	2.39 mcal/kg	0%	0.46%	0.19%	0.07%	2.2%	0.02%	1.01 ppm	48.9 ppm	17.8 ppm	4.4 ppm	0.11 ppm	--	--
Timothy Grass Chopped (	Standlee	973080		Chopped	8.7%	2.2%	39.1%	60.9%	11.6%	2.31 mcal/kg	--	0.3%	0.2%	0.2%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Grass Grab & Go Compressed Bale	Standlee	401393		--	8.99%	1.69%	50%	66.52%	13.05%	1.84 mcal/kg	2.83%	0.4%	0.26%	0.11%	1.61%	0.01%	0.7 ppm	215 ppm	54 ppm	22 ppm	0 ppm	--	--
Timothy Grass Pellets	Alfa Tec	562871		Pelleted	11.2%	2.2%	39.8%	60.2%	7.9%	2.11 mcal/kg	--	0.77%	0.19%	0.16%	1.76%	0.02%	0.34 ppm	137 ppm	24 ppm	7 ppm	0.1 ppm	--	--
Timothy Grass Pellets	Haystack	1248425		Pelleted	8.9%	2.8%	43.3%	54.8%	7.8%	1.9 mcal/kg	3.5%	0.17%	0.17%	0.2%	1.3%	0.01%	--	482 ppm	23 ppm	5 ppm	0.01 ppm	--	--
Timothy Grass Pellets	Stampede Premium Forage	1287302		--	8.9%	2%	43.8%	53.8%	--	2.34 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Grass Pellets	Standlee	401390	--	Pelleted	8.7%	1.63%	41.3%	63.04%	9.79%	1.87 mcal/kg	3.48%	0.7%	0.3%	0.25%	1.43%	0.03%	--	115 ppm	35.9 ppm	7.1 ppm	0 ppm	--	--
Timothy Hay - 9.6% CP 66.6% NDF		71746		--	9.6%	2.6%	41.5%	66.52%	9.4%	1.98 mcal/kg	3.44%	0.25%	0.26%	0.1%	1.74%	0.01%	0.01 ppm	170 ppm	25 ppm	6 ppm	0 ppm	--	0 KIU
Timothy Hay	Blue Mountain Hay	1219216	--	--	11.4%	4%	34.9%	51.1%	13%	2.54 mcal/kg	--	0.56%	0.32%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Pellets		387886	--	Pelleted	8.89%	1.67%	38%	52.02%	4.25%	1.95 mcal/kg	4.43%	0.42%	0.32%	0.26%	1.73%	0.04%	0.6 ppm	125 ppm	22 ppm	5.5 ppm	--	--	--
Timothy Hay Pellets	Blue Mountain Hay	1219199	--	Pelleted	11.4%	4%	34.9%	51.1%	13%	2.54 mcal/kg	--	0.56%	0.32%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Hay Pellets	Mountain Sunrise Feed Co	499940		Pelleted	11.1%	2.8%	34.1%	50.9%	9.5%	3.09 mcal/kg	3.5%	0.51%	0.31%	0.19%	2.11%	--	0.55 ppm	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Hay Pellets	Star Milling Co	430509		Pelleted	11.11%	1.11%	44.44%	54.44%	--	2.3 mcal/kg	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Pellets	DuMor	1249338		Pelleted	8%	1.7%	42.7%	56%	5.6%	2.32 mcal/kg	3.5%	1.22%	0.21%	0.28%	2.07%	0.04%	--	473 ppm	22 ppm	7 ppm	--	--	--
Timothy Pellets	Montana Premium Forage	1153076	--	Pelleted	8.5%	1.6%	35.46%	53.99%	7.43%	2.01 mcal/kg	--	0.77%	0.35%	0.26%	2.54%	--	0.24 ppm	--	--	--	--	--	--
Timothy Pellets	Summit Forage Products	430692		--	7.78%	1.67%	48.61%	58.61%	4.25%	1.95 mcal/kg	4.43%	0.42%	0.32%	0.26%	1.73%	0.04%	0.6 ppm	125 ppm	22 ppm	5.5 ppm	--	--	--
Timothy Plus Alfalfa	Lucerne Farms	430697		Chopped	13.33%	1.11%	37.7%	47.5%	--	2.46 mcal/kg	4.43%	0.83%	0.22%	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--
Totally Timothy	Lucerne Farms	430695		--	7.87%	1.12%	42.74%	69%	9.14%	2 mcal/kg	4.85%	0.34%	0.11%	0.11%	1.61%	0.01%	0.7 ppm	215 ppm	54 ppm	22 ppm	0 ppm	--	0 KIU
Trifiber Complete	Excel Equine Feeds	748227	--	Textured	13.3%	13.3%	18.3%	32.8%	20.2%	3.66 mcal/kg	6.7%	1.1%	0.7%	--	--	--	--	--	166.7 ppm	66.7 ppm	0.4 ppm	--	318.4 KIU
Wellness Equi-Safe®	Seminole	71266		Pelleted	8.89%	4.44%	41.11%	63.33%	12.23%	2.28 mcal/kg	2.5%	1.33%	0.44%	0.56%	1.56%	--	--	111.1 ppm	100 ppm	39 ppm	0.22 ppm	0.73 ppm	122.5 KIU
Wild Fed Horse Feed	Wild Fed	408788		Pelleted	13.33%	4.22%	18.8%	28.8%	12.9%	3.11 mcal/kg	--	0.75%	0.24%	--	--	0.2%	0.3 ppm	--	27.78 ppm	7.78 ppm	0.33 ppm	--	--

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