Pavo Condition

Pavo Condition – Structure-Rich Daily Basic Pellet

Do you spend your free time with your horse or pony, or are you active in the leisure sector? If so, your horse needs all its daily nutrients, such as vitamins and minerals, but not too much additional energy. Horses that receive too much energy can quickly become overweight or "hot" when ridden. Pavo Condition is a complete and structure-rich pellet feed for horses and ponies in light work.

Pavo Condition provides your horse with a sufficient daily supply of vitamins and minerals. This low-sugar and low-starch pellet feed has a high content of easily digestible fibers. Although the ingredients are pressed into pellets, your horse's chewing activity is longer and more intensive compared to other, less fibrous pellet feeds. The longer your horse takes to eat its concentrate, the better it is for the stomach and intestines! Additionally, the extra linseed in Pavo Condition gives your horse a beautiful, shiny coat.

Pavo Condition is oat-free and therefore suitable for horses that react strongly to oats. Even if you have a new horse or are just starting training, Pavo Condition is excellent as a starter feed.

The most important benefits at a glance:

• Daily Vitality – Complete coverage of the daily requirement for vitamins and minerals.

• Digestive Health – High fiber content encourages chewing and supports stomach and bowel function.

• Low Sugar & Starch – Ideal for maintaining a healthy weight and metabolic balance.

• Oat-Free Formula – Perfect for horses that become too spirited or "hot" from oats.

• Healthy Shine – Enriched with linseed for a beautiful coat.

Areas of Application:

Very suitable for all horses and ponies that:

• Are ridden irregularly for leisure.

• Are just starting training.

• Are in light work.

• Become "hot" or hyperactive from oats.

• Need little additional energy (Energy Level Low).

Training Intensity Note:

Pavo Condition is designed for a low energy level: at least 3-4 days per week, average 30-60 minutes of training per day. A typical one-hour workout at this intensity includes 29 minutes of walk, 29 minutes of trot, and 2 minutes of canter and/or jumping.