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Feed, Bedding & Supplements
Good feeding and management are the foundation of a healthy horse.
Good feeding and management are the foundation of a healthy horse. This department brings together feed, bedding, treats and supplements, with clear information to help you choose, always starting from forage and good management.
Supplements support, rather than replace, a balanced diet and sound care. For a tailored feeding plan, or any health concern, a qualified equine nutritionist or your vet is the right place to turn. You can also browse horse supplements by the area you want to support.
About Equine does not provide veterinary advice. For feeding plans and any health concern, consult a qualified vet or equine nutritionist.
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Horse Feed
Feeding is the foundation of a horse's health, and every horse is an individual.
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Horse Nutrition
Understanding the basics of equine nutrition helps you feed your horse well and spot when something needs to change.
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Horse Supplements
Supplements are used to support specific aspects of a horse's wellbeing, joints, hooves, digestion or overall vitamin and mineral balance, alongside a good diet and sound management.
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Joint Supplements
Joint supplements are among the most widely fed of all equine supplements, used to support ongoing mobility and comfort in horses in regular work, older horses, and those returning to work after a break.
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Hoof Supplements
Hoof supplements are fed to support the quality of new hoof horn as it grows.
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Digestive Supplements
The horse's digestive system is finely balanced and sensitive to change.
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Horse Treats
A treat is a simple way to reward good behaviour and make handling a positive experience.
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Horse Bedding
Good bedding keeps a stabled horse comfortable, encourages them to lie down and rest, and helps keep the stable clean and dry.
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Forage first
Forage, grass, hay or haylage, should make up the majority of every horse's diet. Build the rest of the ration around it to match workload, age and condition.
Supplement with purpose
Feed a supplement to meet a clear, identified need rather than adding several on the assumption that more is better. Over-supplementing can unbalance a diet.
Change diets slowly
The horse's digestive system is sensitive to sudden change. Introduce any new feed or supplement gradually over a week or two.