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Feeding the ex-racehorse
Whilst the stereotypical ex-racehorse might be prone to excitability, have...
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Weight loss tips for senior horses
When we think of older horses, the frequent concerns are...
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Weight loss tips for horses prone t
In theory into practice for our horses (and ourselves!) can be challenging and, in most cases, will require some level of forage restriction. Â
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#SPLLERSscience: Do strip grazed po
We’ve all heard the advice ‘eat less and move more’...
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#SPILLERS Science: Predicting lamin
Many owners fear laminitis, a condition for which prevention is...
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Top tips for feeding the competitio
Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or preparing for your first...
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Energy: Fueling the competition hor
Every rider, whether preparing for their first prelim test or...
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The hidden dangers of spring grass
Spring is officially upon us which means as the days...
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Do feeds for laminitics need to con
Restricting starch and sugar intake is one of the top...
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5 Tips for feeding the dressage hor
Whether you're heading out to do your first prelim test...
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The truth about calories
Making sure your horse maintains a healthy body weight/ condition...
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10 sugar beet facts every horse own
Sugar beet often forms part of horse owners’ winter-feeding armory...
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How does Katy Green keep her senior
We recently caught up with Katy Green a showing rider...
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A recent weight loss case study- Jo
Redwings Horse Sanctuary: Obesity Case Study Obesity is a major...
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Top tips for supporting digestive h
A healthy digestive system is the foundation of a healthy...
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Feed and management tips for horses
Dental issues are one of the more well-known signs of...
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Getting ready for winter
Winter throws equestrians its fair share of challenges. Love it...
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10 feed & management tips for m
Nutrition plays a key role in supporting the health and...
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Does my horse need a balancer?
Providing a balanced diet plays a key role supporting long-term...
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The benefits of feeding your horse
Whether it contains straw, alfalfa or grass, with or without...
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Does feeding chaff really make your
Horse owners have been adding chaff to meals to extend...
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How to encourage winter weight gain
Poor grazing and cold weather make winter a particularly challenging...
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Research shows that diet can help m
Clare Barfoot RNutr, Marketing and Research and Development Director at...
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What type of energy does the dressa
Dressage requires a controlled, focused and athletic performance. Although success...
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7 tips for choosing a balancer
If your horse maintains weight easily (or too easily!) on...
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Feeding oil to horses: everything y
Updated September 2022. Whether it comes from feed or out...
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What’s the secret to a shiny coat
For horse owners, a gleaming well-conditioned horse is the ultimate...
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Your pony doesn’t necessarily nee
Feeding ponies isn’t always as simple as we’d all like...
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SPILLERS HAPPY HOOF – not just a
SPILLERS HAPPY HOOF and HAPPY HOOF Molasses Free are both...
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Is your horse SPEEDY or SUPER?
With the SPILLERS mash menu ever expanding we thought we...
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Vitamins & minerals: why more d
Although required in relatively small amounts, vitamins and minerals are...
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Seaweed supplements: are they reall
Seaweed supplements have become a popular choice amongst horse owners...
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Can diet really improve your horseâ
When talking about condition, ‘topline’ features frequently in the horse...
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Turmeric for horses: what do we rea
Turmeric has received a great deal of attention in recent...
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The truth about feed allergies
Food allergies in horses are often suspected but in reality...
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Easy guide to understanding the hor
Dr Pat Harris, Director of Science here at SPILLERS, gave...
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Numbers in Equine Digestion (NED)
We’ve teamed up with the Horse & Hound to introduce you...
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Fussy Feeders – Finding something
If you have a fussy feeder, finding something they fancy...
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Balancing different nutritional nee
With so many products on the market, we understand that...
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Balancers are (almost) calorie free
The promise that some balancers are ‘conditioning’ is one of...
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All Balancers are Non-Heating – F
Choosing a feed for an already excitable horse can be...
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Lite Balancers are not lower in cal
In the supermarket, ‘lite’ typically means less calories so you...
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SPILLERS Weighbridge Clinic: What t
We have two nutritionists, Gina and Isabel who travel the...
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How much sugar is there in my horse
In recent years, sugar has been getting a bad reputation...
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10 tips for feeding horses with gas
Gastric ulcers, (or EGUS) are now recognised as a common...
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What is the best horse supplement f
The team at the WALTHAM Equine Studies Group give vets...
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Feeding your horse to keep weight o
Whilst January is a month of cold mornings and trying...
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Dietary change and colic: What are
As winter brings cold weather, poached fields and reduced turnout...
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5 things you may not know about Vit
Vitamin D has long been referred to as ‘the sunshine...
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Naturally Occurring Prohibited Subs
NOPS in the Stable Yard Most horse owners know that...
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Tips for feeding the excitable comp
To celebrate the Horse and Hound Professional Rider of the...
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All About Balancers
All About Balancers Horse feed balancers are often misunderstood and...
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Grazing Muzzles: Do they really wor
If like many owners you have considered using a grazing...
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Energy vs. calories: is there a dif
During the summer months when excess weight is often a...
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Should you be able to see you horse
One of the biggest challenges many horse owners face during...
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Horse Feed Balancers: What Are They
With the grass coming through thick and fast, many of...
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Electrolytes: What are they and doe
By definition, electrolytes are mineral salts which become electrically charged...
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Laminitis: Managing your Laminitic
The weird and wonderful UK weather so far this summer...
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Seaweed supplements: what you need
Seaweed supplements have long been promoted as an effective vitamin...
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Can supplements make your grazing s
Laminitis is one of the most researched and talked about...
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Feed allergies: what you need to kn
Feed allergies are a common concern amongst many horse owners...
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Feeding the ex-racehorse
Whilst the stereotypical ex-racehorse might be prone to excitability, have...
Read More
Weight loss tips for senior horses
When we think of older horses, the frequent concerns are...
Read More
Weight loss tips for horses prone t
In theory into practice for our horses (and ourselves!) can be challenging and, in most cases, will require some level of forage restriction. Â
Read More
#SPLLERSscience: Do strip grazed po
We’ve all heard the advice ‘eat less and move more’...
Read More
#SPILLERS Science: Predicting lamin
Many owners fear laminitis, a condition for which prevention is...
Read More
Top tips for feeding the competitio
Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or preparing for your first...
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Energy: Fueling the competition hor
Every rider, whether preparing for their first prelim test or...
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