The transformation that can be achieved through patience and understanding is just amazing to witness, seeing them grow in confidence and gain life skills is incredibly rewarding.” Happy Hoof is not high in sugar - 5%. Dengie hi-fi Lite is 7.5%! I wouldn't think of Fast fibre as a chaff, so I wouldn't be replacing HH with FF; it would be an addition for me.

Happy Hooves Lincs CIC – Animal assisted learning Happy Hooves Lincs CIC – Animal assisted learning

Use low calorie fibre feeds such as Hi-Fi Lite alongside hay to provide more variety in your horse or pony’s ration

Choosing a hay replacer

Both feeds are suitable to be used as full or partial hay/forage replacers. For those that struggle to manage longer fibres such as hay, haylage or grass a full or partial forage replacer can help to keep fibre intake up to maintain condition and digestive health. In addition for those very laminitis prone it can take the guess work out of finding a safe low NSC forage source as it is consistently less than 10% sugar and starch.

Best low calorie chaff | Horse and Hound Forum Best low calorie chaff | Horse and Hound Forum

We can create and plan your party to suit your child’s need, taking into full consideration their age, ability, gender, also their experience of ponies (if any). We are flexible and hope to meet your suggestions or requests Friendly, helpful experienced staff will assist you to have the best party ever! Our personal professional touch is given to every party booked. For more information on managing horses and ponies prone to laminitis see Feeding Horses or Ponies prone to laminitis and our Laminitis Guide Happy Hooves is a unique learning experience that uses horses as active participants; it does not involve riding and no prior experience with horses is required. I really like Countrywides own natural chaff. It's molasses free and contains added mint which makes it more appealing! My horses turn their noses up at most plain chaff.Low in sugar and starch to support digestive health; ideal for horses and ponies prone to excitability.

High Fibre Cubes | SPILLERS Feeds High Fibre Cubes | SPILLERS Feeds

INGREDIENTS: Cereal straw treated (oat & wheat, sodium), Cereal straw (oat & wheat), Lucerne (alfalfa), Sunflower seed meal dehulled, Cane molasses and soya oil (from genetically modified soya) blend, Oatfeed, Wheatfeed, Rice bran, Calcium carbonate, Rapeseed oil, Molasses, Magnesium oxide, Sodium chloride (salt), Garlic. There are a variety of suitable horses and ponies available, and all our staff are trained, qualified and professional and we are fully insured for all of the services that we have on offer. SPILLERS HAPPY HOOF® is a unique, low calorie fibre blend for horses and ponies prone to laminitis. Happy Hoof is the first complete chopped fibre feed approved by The Laminitis Trust.Healthy Hooves Molasses Free is a nutritionally-balanced, low-sugar and starch feed for promoting healthier joints and stronger hooves. Ideal for those prone to laminitis. As a guide, a Stubbs scoopof short chopped fibre weighs approximately 300-500g whereas the same scoop of a pelleted option (such as grass nuts or alfalfa pellets) weighs approximately 2kg. Feed as much forage as they will eat or a minimum of 4kg hay or 5-6kg of haylage per day based on no grazing We have moved! We are all excited that our new base will be at Ivy House, Skelton Wood End, Penrith. CA11 9UB. We will re-open on 18th September 2023.

SPILLERS Happy Hoof – not just a one trick pony!

SPILLERS HAPPY HOOF and HAPPY HOOF Molasses Free can be fed alongside a cube, mix or mash containing added vitamins and minerals to contribute to a fully balanced diet. For example a 500kg horse could have 2kg of SPILLERS High Fibre Cubes and 1kg of SPILLERS Happy Hoof per day or another combination as long as it totaled 3kg. Feed as much forage as they will eat or a minimum of 7.5kg of hay or 9-11kg of haylage per day based on no grazing Horse riding is a hobby for people of all ages and abilities so there’s no need to use the excuse “I’m too old!” or “I’m not good enough”.If your horse is no longer able to manage short chopped fibre, look for feeds that can be soaked to make a mash. Emma Williams got in touch to arrange a diet clinic after her horse, Jake, was diagnosed with EMS. “I keep him on a cattle farm” explained Emma, “where the grazing is fantastic but not ideal for a 15hh Connemara who’s a good-doer! He gradually piled on the pounds and before I knew it he was very round!” another agrobs fan, worth every penny to me, it depends a little why you are feeding it/what you want it to do. It seems a bit of a shame to me that in collating that list the didn't include the DE of each one too The following products are suitable for feeding as full or partial hay replacers and contain added vitamins and minerals to balance the diet: Dermot is a 21-year-old Connemara who, despite being in his senior years, still lives a very active lifestyle. Dermot has poor dentition; various diastemas and having had three teeth removed means he struggles to chew hay effectively and requires a partial forage replacer ration.