FOLLOW US HOME ABOUT US PRODUCTS FEED ADVICE BREEDING RACING STOCKISTS FEEDS IN FOCUS CONTACT US You are here:Feeds in FocusLow Starch Options LOW STARCH OPTIONS LO-CAL BALANCER LOW CALORIE Low starch = 6% The low calorie, low starch, low sugar, low energy feed. Ideal for good-doers or any horse or pony needng a low calorie diet at rest or in light work. Helps promote hoof growth and overall health. Fed by the coffee-mug. PERFORMANCE BALANCER LOW CALORIE Low starch = 6% The low calorie, low starch, low sugar, low energy feed. Ideal for all working good-doers. Helps promote topline and muscle tone. Suitable for those prone to gastric ulcers. MEADOW SWEET WITH TUMERIC LOW CALORIE Low starch = 5% The high fibre, low sugar, low energy, molasses free feed. Ideal for fussy feeders or any horse or pony at rest or in light work.g Good for older horses and those who would benefit from the inclusion of tumeric. KEEP CALM MODERATE CALORIE Low starch = 7% The high fibre, low sugar, quick soak feed with vitamins and minerals. Ideal for fizzy, excitable horses at rest or in light to moderate work. Contains Speedi-Beet. EASE & EXCEL HIGH CALORIE Low starch = 8% The low starch, low sugar feed for conditioning with high fibre and oil contents. Ideal for fussy or sharp types who require calories to support condition and performance in light work to hard work. Ease & Excel is also suitable for horses with gastric ulcers. EASE & EXCEL CUBES HIGH CALORIE Low starch = 8% The low starch, low sugar feed conditioning cube! Ideal for fussy or sharp types who require calories to support condition and performance in light work to hard work. ASK THE EXPERTSPLEASE FILL OUT ONE FORM PER HORSE. If you have not found the answer to your feeding query in our Nutrition Library or FAQ section, or if you wish to discuss your horse's specific situation in more detail, please complete the form right to receive feed advice from one of our Nutrition Team. You can also speak to one of our Nutrition Team directly, by calling 01371 850 247 (Option 2) Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm. YOUR CONTACT DETAILS Title First name Surname Are you over 16 years of age? 16 years or over Under 16 years Address County Postcode Country United Kingdom Arabian Gulf Austria Bahrain Belgium Denmark Dubai Finland France Germany Guernsey Holland Italy Jersey Kuwait Menorca Northern Ireland Norway Saudi Arabia Southern Ireland Spain Sweden Turkey United Arab Emirates Email Address Telephone Number (daytime - in case email will not send) ABOUT YOUR HORSE Your horse's name Height (in 'hh' or 'cm') SexMareGeldingStallion Age Foal under 3 months Foal 3-6 months Foal 6-9 months Foal 9-12 months 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 Breed/type Andalusian/Spanish horse Anglo Arab Appaloosa Arab Cleveland Bay Cob Connemara Dales Dartmoor Exmoor Falabella/minature Fell Friesian Fjord Gelderlander Hackney Haflinger Hannoverian Highland Holstein IDx Irish Draught Irish Sport Horse Lusitano New Forest Polo Pony Quarter Horse Riding Pony Selle Francais Shetland Mini Shetland Standard Sport Horse Sport Pony Standardbred TBx Warmblood TBx TB Trakehner Trotter Warmblood WBx Welsh Sec A Welsh Sec B Welsh Sec C Welsh Sec D/ Welsh Cob Shire/ Heavy Horse Other Body weight (if known) Current WeightUnderweight Overweight Just right Body Condition Score (if known) 1. Poor 2. Very Thin 3. Thin 4. Moderately Thin 5. Moderate 6. Moderately Fat 7. Fleshy 8. Fat 9. Extremely Fat Current conditionLacking Muscle Poor Hooves Poor Coat Just Right WorkloadAt rest / not in work Light (quiet hacking & light schooling 2-3 times a week) Moderate (ridden 5-6 times a week) Hard (top level competition/racing) Breeding Status (answer only if you have a broodmare and/or youngstock)PregnantLactating 1-3 monthsLactating 4-6 monthsSuckling foalWeanlingYearling2-3 year oldOrphan If you would like advice for youngstock, please provide an anticipated mature bodyweight if possible N/A 100 - 200 kgs (220 - 440 lbs) 200 - 300 kgs (440 - 660 lbs) 300 - 400 kgs (660 - 880 lbs) 400 - 500 kgs (880 - 1100 lbs) 500 - 600 kgs (1100 - 1320 lbs) 600 - 700 kgs (1320 - 1540 lbs) 700 - 800 kgs (1540 - 1760 lbs) > 800 kgs ( >1764 lbs ) Your horse's energy levels / temperamentFizzyStressyLaid BackLazyLack LustreJust right What do you primarily do with your horse? (Its discipline)Breeding Cross-country Dressage Driving Endurance Eventing Hacking Harness Racing Horseball Hunting Point to Point Polo Polocrosse Pony Club Racing - Flat Racing - National Hunt Riding Club Show Jumping Showing Trotting/ Harness Racing Western Hunter Trials Leisure Mounted Games Le Trec Has the horse ever had a nutritional related disease such as colic, laminitis, azoturia? Or your foal suffered from growth problems such as DOD? If so, please selectLaminitis EMS Colic Azoturia/Tying Up PSSM Allergy/Intolerance Box Rest Cushings DOD Liver Problems Kidney Problems Gastric Ulcers Crib Biting/Windsucking Poor Dentition Grass Sickness If you have answered 'yes' to any of the above, please provide more details: (with colic list type and details of any surgery/treatment) If it is not an ongoing problem, when was the last time this issue occurred? Current number of feeds per day How many times are you able to feed a day? What size scoop do you use?Small Shovel Scoop Large Shovel Scoop Round Stubbs Scoop Mug Not Known Daily Diet - give name of product and the total feed amounts. PLEASE NOTE: If you do not provide feeding quantities we will be unable to determine the best diet for your horse. If you use a feed which requires soaking (such as sugar beet), is the amount stated above measured as:Dry weight/ volume (before soaking)Soaked weight/ volumeI don’t use a feed which requires soaking Is the daily diet above listed as:Total feed per dayTotal feed per meal How long has your horse been receiving this diet for? Type of forage used:Out at grass 24/7 Alfalfa Hay Haylage Unable to eat forage Time at grass How much forage is fed Is the horse naturallyUnder-weightOver-weightPoor-doerGood-doer What are you hoping to achieve by changing your horse's diet? What is the name of your local retailer/merchant you buy feed from? (If you know it) Help our Nutrition team assess your horse. 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