We obviously manufacture and recommend our own horse feeds that are listed below, but to compliment our own stock we also have sourced a local supplier for Chaff, which we highly recomend because like our own food it is sourced from Kent farmers mixed on site to order, we place regular orders so we know that from preparation to delivery to us it has not been bagged for more than seven days.
As we are aware animal feeding plans are never the same we also stock some branded product that you will also find listed in this section, if your horse has specific dietary needs and they are not listed below ,please feel free to discuss them with us and we will try to source your requirements from our list of suplliers.
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FEEDING INSTRUCTIONS
Small Pony (250kg)1.0-1.5 KGPony (375kg)1.75-2.25KGHorse (500Kg)2.5-3.0 KGLarge Horse (625Kg)3.25-3.75 KGThese figures should be divided into 2/3 feeds a day
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FEEDING INSTRUCTIONS
Small Pony (250kg)1.0-1.5 KGPony (375kg)1.75-2.25KGHorse (500Kg)2.5-3.0 KGLarge Horse (625Kg)3.25-3.75 KGThese figures should be divided into 2/3 feeds a day
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Traditionally made from oat straw and often has molasses added to it to make it more palatable. Chaffs made from alfalfa and alfalfa and straw mixes are available as are chaffs made from dried grass. Chaff is added to feed to make it last longer, especially for good doers that do not receive much feed and also to slow down the rate of eating. Horses that tend to eat very quickly can be prone to choke and adding chaff will help to slow them down and encourage them to chew their feed really well. Chaff also adds some extra fibre to the diet which is beneficial to all horses and ponies to help keep their digestive systems healthy.Oat straw chaff is low in calories and is ideal for good doers, Alfalfa chaffs can be useful for horses that are working harder or for those that need to put on weight. The dried grass type chaffs tend to be quite high in energy and are also useful for horses that are working hard. Older horses and ponies who’s teeth may not be in such good condition and cannot chew hay can often manage chaff and this is a good way of ensuring that they still get plenty of fibre in their diet.
Available in Original, Cod liver or Garlic
Directions for use: Each horse equires a slightly different quality of chaff, however as a guide, consider using about 1.3Kg chaff per 100kg of body weight.
Ingredients
Crude protein 5.4% Crude Fats 1.00% Crude Fibre 26.2% Crude Ash 14%
Contains permitted preservatives
(propionic acid, sodium propionate, sorbic acid)
£9.00
(VAT exempt)
