Not all chaffs do the same job. This practical guide explains how to compare sugar, starch, fibre and energy, with options for good doers, senior horses and those needing condition.
Hay Flakes and Hay Cobs both provide forage fibre, but preparation and texture differ. Here is how to choose between them and prepare each correctly.
Cooler days and returning rain can bring a fresh burst of grass. Use this practical September paddock plan to manage grazing, protect the sward and prepare for winter.
Pure Feed has completed its move to a fully soya-free range. See which three feeds were reformulated and what the update means when choosing for your horse.
Struggling with hay, poor teeth or a fussy appetite? Discover when a quick-soaking, high-fibre mash may help and how to introduce Pure Meadow Mash sensibly.
August is the ideal time to assess summer wear and prepare horse paddocks for autumn recovery. Use this practical checklist for rough grass, weeds, bare patches, grazing pressure and the next moisture window.
Sweat removes water and electrolytes. Pure ReFuel combines a soaked mash with electrolytes, amino acids and antioxidants for targeted post-exercise support.
Dry paddocks can reduce fibre and water intake, but not every horse needs more calories. Work through forage first, then choose the right Pure Feed option.
July grass can turn stemmy, patchy or stressed surprisingly quickly. This practical guide explains when topping may help, what to check first and how to protect a horse paddock through hot, dry spells.
A full-looking June paddock is not always a high-quality one. Manage seedheads, grazing pressure, dry spells, weeds and fertiliser as summer growth changes.
Pure Balance, Pure Fibre Balance and Pure Easy are all aimed at horses needing controlled nutrition—but their feeding rates and formats differ.
Laminitis is an emergency. Learn the early warning signs, what to do while waiting for your vet and how supportive shavings bedding may help during prescribed box rest.
