Sensitive Donkeys Choice – the complementary feed for donkeys, mules, and hinneys with natural herbs and high acceptance.
Donkeys, mules, and hinneys have special requirements for their daily feeding. They are considered frugal, easy keepers among equines and
benefit from a well-thought-out, fiber-focused ration. This is exactly where Happy Horse Sensitive Donkeys Choice comes in.
With its low-energy, molasses-free, and grain-free formula, this complementary feed combines selected herbs,
high-quality fiber carriers and natural ingredients combined into a tasty supplement for the daily feed trough.
The pleasant scent of the herbs and the carefully balanced composition make Sensitive Donkeys Choice a popular choice for all
who want to feed their donkeys consciously and with a focus on quality.
What makes Sensitive Donkeys Choice special for donkeys, mules, and hinneys
Happy Horse Sensitive Donkeys Choice was specially developed for the needs of donkeys, mules, and hinneys.
At the heart is a formula based on the natural feeding habits of these special animals.
The high content of fiber-rich components ensures a structured feeding with natural variety.
At the same time, grain and molasses have been deliberately omitted. This creates a complementary feed
which integrates perfectly into a balanced, needs-based feeding routine.
The combination of pasture grass, selected herbs, valuable plant components, and gently processed raw materials
gives Sensitive Donkeys Choice its distinctive aroma and high acceptance. Many owners appreciate the opportunity
to offer their donkeys a natural supplement that combines enjoyment with mindful feeding.
The power of natural ingredients in Sensitive Donkeys Choice
Pasture grass – the foundation of a high-fiber diet
The warm-air dried pasture grass gives the muesli its natural texture and already evokes fresh meadows when opened.
Pasture grass has always been a natural part of equine diets and is especially valued as part of a balanced feeding regimen.
Gentle drying helps preserve the natural properties of the grass.
Fruit fibers from apple and grape
The included fruit fibers provide a pleasant texture and round off the recipe in terms of taste.
Apple and grape fibers are often used in horse and donkey feeding when natural sources of crude fiber are desired.
They add to the variety of ingredients and make the feed visually especially appealing.
Oil cakes and cold-pressed plant oils
Flaxseed, sunflower seeds, corn germs, and black cumin are found both in the oil cake mix and in the cold-pressed oil blend.
These plant-based ingredients have been appreciated in equine feeding for many years and bring a natural variety of plant nutrients to the daily ration.
The fine combination ensures a pleasant taste and contributes to the special quality of the recipe.
Chopped alfalfa and molasses-free beet fibers
Alfalfa and beet fibers complement the recipe with their structured texture. They provide a varied consistency in the feeding trough and
are valued by many animal owners who prioritize a diet rich in crude fiber.
Sensitive Donkeys Choice contains a carefully balanced herbal blend of:
* Chamomile
* Thyme
* Hawthorn leaves with flowers
* Milk thistle
* Garlic
Even the scent of these herbs makes opening the feed a special moment. Herbs have a long history in traditional equine feeding and
are appreciated by many owners as a natural supplement. They enrich the feed in flavor and give the recipe its distinctive character.
Kanne fermented grains and brewer’s yeast
Fermented components and brewer’s yeast have long been known as key elements of high-quality feeding concepts.
They naturally complement the recipe and represent the holistic approach of Happy Horse.
Hemp seeds, rose hips, and beetroot
These selected ingredients provide additional variety in the feeding bowl. Their natural coloring and distinctive taste
make the recipe particularly attractive and emphasize the commitment to high-quality raw materials.
Magnesium compounds and feed plant charcoal
Magnesium oxide, magnesium sulfate, and magnesium citrate complement the composition as well as feed plant charcoal.
They are part of the carefully balanced overall formula and contribute to the high-quality design of this supplement feed.
Turmeric and vinegar
Turmeric and vinegar round off the recipe in terms of taste and harmoniously integrate into the overall concept.
Both ingredients are appreciated by many animal owners who value natural components in daily feeding.
When Sensitive Donkeys Choice suits you and your donkey especially well
Sensitive Donkeys Choice fits perfectly into the daily routine of people who want to feed their donkeys, mules, or hinnies consciously and according to their needs.
Many owners use the supplement feed:
* as a daily supplement to hay feeding,
* to enhance the taste of the feed,
* for easy keepers,
* during seasonal changes in feeding,
* when natural herbs and high-quality ingredients are appreciated,
* as a fixed part of a loving feeding routine.
The high acceptance makes the product especially interesting for many donkey owners. The aromatic herbal scent and the textured composition often ensure
that the feed is accepted with visible joy.
Happy Horse stands for honest recipes, carefully selected raw materials, and a feeding philosophy based on the natural needs of the animals.
Transparency, quality, and the close bond between humans and animals form the foundation of product development.
Sensitive Donkeys Choice reflects this commitment: a thoughtful recipe without unnecessary additives, developed for people,
for those who care for their animals with attention, appreciation, and responsibility.
For mindful moments at the feeding trough
Sometimes it’s the little rituals that make everyday life with donkeys, mules, and hinnies special.
The rustling of the feed bag, the scent of selected herbs, and your animals' anticipation at feeding time create moments that connect.
If you value natural ingredients, a low-energy formula, and a balanced supplement to the daily ration,
Sensitive Donkeys Choice can be a flavorful addition to your animals' diet.
