Does my horse need a hay replacer?
There are many scenarios in which you may be considering feeding a direct replacement for hay or haylage.
There are many scenarios in which you may be considering feeding a direct replacement for hay or haylage.
The UK has an aging poplation of horses, wIth over one third of the UK horse population considered veteran. The average age of a horse in the UK is 14 years
Weight gain for older horses, thin skinned ones and growing youngsters can be challenging in the autumn. HayCare is the perfect hay replacer for older horses who can no longer manage to chew enough hay.
Yes - Simple System feeds are all entirely forage based and digested in the hindgut, just like hay or grass - something we would never think twice about feeding generously.
Rosehips are naturally high in a wide range of antioxidants, and it is these antioxidants that are particularly beneficial when caring for our horse's joints and overall health.
Lameness can occur for all sorts of reasons but in older age it can often be joint related. Whether it be degenerative (osteoarthritis) or from an old injury (traumatic arthritis) - we need to do all we can to support and care for our horses joints throug
For horses and humans alike, joint issues can worsen in the cooler weather. Whilst we may think a few extra 'duvet days' may help, this is not often the case. Horses with joint issues, such as arthritis, often benefit from moving
With both grass and hay in short supply in some areas, a lot of horse owners are looking for a suitable forage to replace hay & keep the horses ticking over. Here are our best hay replacers for horses.
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