1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 April Voice RS | Page 17

A starvation diet?
The best dam milk for foals isn’t made by mares.
It's made by Borden. We make it in both powder
and pellets. And call it Foal-Lac.
From a standpoint of composition, Foal-Lac
and mare’s milk are almost identical. While
both have the same proportion of protein, fat,
and lactose, Foal-Lac has even more of the
essential vitamins and minerals.
If there's no apparent differ­
ence in quality between what
mother makes and what
Borden makes, there is an
enormous difference in
quantity. For — even
though the mare seems to
be nursing normally—the
foal may actually be on a starvation diet, as the
mare's output generally declines while the foal's
nutritional requirements are still on the rise.
Recent tests at the Borden experimental
farms have proved that Foal-Lac powder
reconstituted with water is not only
the near-perfect substitute for
orphan and rejected foals, but
the safe-guard supplement for
foals that suckle.
What's more, the tests
showed that Foal-Lac pellets
provide older foals with the es­
sential nutrientsthattheirdams
are no longer able to supply.
Make sure your foals aren't
on a starvation diet; contact your
equine practitioner today for Foal-
Lac powder or pellets. Made by
BORDEN INC, Animal Feed Supple­
ments, P.O. Box 419, Norfolk,
Virginia 23501.
foal-lac
DRY
COAT?
DULL
ira-fios
COAT?
BRITTLE
COAT?
TRY MIRRA-COAT