Is your horse feed made in the UK?
You may have heard of food miles, but have you considered feed miles? It’s a question that is asked more and more frequently, as the impact of food transportation on carbon emissions is gaining wider recognition.
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New loyalty and reward initiative, The Tack Room
The Tack Room A new loyalty and reward initiative to be launched in October this year alongside our new website An exclusive FREE membership area with rewards and benefits for Pure Feed users, their...
Reducing Pure Feed’s carbon hoofprint, one bag at a time
You may have noticed over the last few months that our bright Pure Feed bags have a new look. There are several good reasons for this- our new bags help to contribute to our mission of reducing our carbon hoof print and are fully recyclable.
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Tips to help you store your Pure Feed
Your Pure Feed must be kept dry at all times. To keep our feeds as natural as possible we do not add any preservatives or mould inhibitors. This means that the feed needs to be stored somewhere dry but ventilated to avoid condensation or humidity, otherwise it can go mouldy.
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Feeding supplements to horses
During the recent Pure Feed hosted webinar ‘Do horses really need supplements?’ many of you submitted questions on feeding supplements to horses. David Marlin has provided answers to your questions in our latest blog.
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What are the best electrolytes for horses?
Following on from the webinar with David Marlin on ‘Do horses really need Supplements’, many of you had questions about electrolytes. David Marlin has answered some of your questions and provides some valuable insight into electrolyte supplementation.
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Pure Feed Graze gets a new name: Pure Meadow Mash
As a result of customer feedback and after much deliberation, Pure Feed Graze has been renamed to Pure Meadow Mash.
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Do horses really need supplements? | Webinar with Dr David Marlin
The Pure Feed Company presents an evening with Dr David Marlin. Do horses really need supplements? And if so, how, why & when to use them. The live webinar has already taken place but you can catch up by watching the video.
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Ensuring your horse is a healthy weight this winter
Keeping your horse at a healthy weight is important as being both underweight and overweight can have associated health risks. If they aren’t at a body condition score of between 2-3 on the 0-5 scale why not use the rest of the winter to try and get them to their optimum weight.
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Aiding Hydration with Soaked Feeds
Horses can become dehydrated at any time during the year which can lead to serious health issues. Soaked feeds such as hay replacers are a useful tool to increase the horse’s water intake and can be particularly helpful for horses that are reluctant to drink.
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Horses and Fireworks – How to Keep Your Horse Calm On Bonfire Night
Whilst many of us look forward to watching a firework display it can be a different story for our equine friends. Horses and fireworks don’t always mix well and they can be frightened by the smell of burning in the air, the loud bangs and whizzing noises.
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Feeding hay replacers to veteran horses
For many of us, when we see our beloved veteran horses start to struggle with chewing hay it can give cause for concern. Hay replacers are an ideal way to provide your horse with an easy to chew source of fibre when they can no longer chew hay.
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