The Pure Lead Rope – Megan Elphick Introduces December’s Special Offer – Join The Tack Room
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We share our expertise on a range of horse care and management issues. Our articles are particularly focused on nutrition, but this naturally links with other topics which we will cover too. We’ll also share relevant news about Pure Feed here.
Join the Tack Room for exclusive special offers like the Pure Lead Rope and the festive Christmas Gift Set!
The Christmas Gift Set includes The Tuff-Net Haynet, Headcollar & Leadrope – available to Pure Tack Room members until 15th December. If you’re not yet a member it’s free to join & enjoy this special offer!
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Join Pure Feed’s members-only area the Tack Room for early access to special offers like November’s Pure Headcollar, and more.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
As a result of customer feedback and after much deliberation, Pure Feed Graze has been renamed to Pure Meadow Mash.
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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