Equine

Bagged Feed

Co-op Pinnacle Balancer

Maintenance
Co-op Pinnacle Balancer is a pelleted, concentrated source of high-quality protein, vitamins and minerals for young growing horses, broodmares, stallions, and mature maintenance and performance horses. Balancer is designed to be fed alone to fortify and balance forage-only rations or mixed with grains to provide a balanced ration. It includes organic trace minerals for increased bioavailability, immune function, improved reproductive performance, and hoof quality.

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