The phrase 'good doer' refers to any horse or pony able to maintain their weight on minimal feeding, irrespective of their workload, breed or age.
Quite often, the only supplementary feeding they require alongside their grazing or forage is a high quality forage balancer, bulked out with a low calorie chop or pellet and access to plain salt and water.
To avoid 'good doers' becoming overweight, it is important to chose higher fibre, lower calorie feeds for day-to-day use helping them feel full and satisfied without adding to their waist line.
'Good doers' that are in work can be target fed directly before work with forages higher in digestible energy to aid stamina but without promoting weight gain.
A comprehensive high fibre mash, rich in omega 3 and natural vitamins and minerals. Provides dietary support for equines with dry or itchy skin.
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Sieved lucerne chop ideal for all equines, especially those looking to lose weight.
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Our highest fibre, low sugar lucerne in 6mm cubes, perfect for those needing a low calorie feed.
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A high fibre Timothy Grass chop. Harvested at a mature stage for naturally low sugars.
A blend of top quality ingredients for our ultimate forage balancer. Feed all year round to complement forages & grazing.
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Unmolassed beetpulp pellets - a source of high quality digestible fibre, with no added sugar.
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Premium high fibre quick-soaking Timothy grass for horses and ponies unable to eat hay.
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Premium 6mm high fibre grass pellets, providing all the benefits of summer grass, all year round.
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Premium lucerne compressed into 1kg blocks, feed whole & dry to mimic grazing.
A blend developed for moody mares, stressed or temperamental equines.
A balancing feed, specifically designed for those challenged by weight or metabolic issues including those affecting their feet.
An easy to use weigh tape to measure your horse's weight. The weigh tape measures up to 850kg.
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