Products
The products shown on these pages are suggested as broad guidelines and include a range of feeds which may be suitable for your horse. Each horse is different and we do welcome enquiries via our helpline 01728 604008 or email info@simplesystem.co.uk so that we can make specific suggestions tailored to your horse and individual circumstances.
Light Work/Stressed/Anxious Warmbloods
Although Warmbloods are generally good-doers they need sufficient protein to maintain their musculature. Lucerne is ideal and is also low in soluble carbohydrates, so is not providing more energy than is required.
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Premium 10-12mm lucerne nuts, naturally high in calcium & protein to support muscles & bones.
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- Our most popular feed
- Economical
- Ideal for older horses
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Unmolassed beetpulp pellets - a source of high quality digestible fibre, with no added sugar.
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- Economical
- Free from molasses
- Partial hay replacer
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Cooked full fat linseed, ready to feed. A valuable source of essential Omega 3.
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- Healthy coat & skin
- Builds condition & maintains stamina
- Useful source of copper, selenium & phosphate
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This natural source of B vitamins & amino acids is beneficial to all horses, particularly those with behavioural problems.
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- Aids nutrient absorption
- Prebiotic to aid gut microbes
- Rich in B Vitamins & Minerals
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A blend of top quality ingredients for our ultimate forage balancer. Feed all year round to complement forages & grazing.
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- Excellent levels of Omega 3
- Natural vitamins, minerals & prebiotic
- Economical
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A blend developed for moody mares, stressed & temperamental equines.
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- Excellent levels of Omega 3
- Balanced formula without seaweed
- Rich in vitamin B & magnesium
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A salt lick in a flexible tub for all horses & ponies, providing sodium & a top up of magnesium.
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- Use in the field or stable
- Reuseable flexitub
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