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Our feeds are naturally harvested products and the natural variation in the raw materials that we use means that it is normal for the appearance of our products to vary according to the season. Natural variation can occur in different ways just as the fruit and vegetables we eat vary in size, shape and colour.

The proportion of leaf to stem can also vary. This is caused by the weather during the growing season affecting the amount of leaf the alfalfa produces – wet conditions tends to produce leafy material for example. Leafy crop will make the product denser and so a bag of feed may take up less space in a feed bin.

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We take great care to ensure our feed meet a high standard.

If however, one of our products is not of the standard you would expect then please do not hesitate to contact us. Please call Customer Services on 01621 841188 or alternative fill out the contact form below

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Please note that we may request to see a feed sample for our evaluation and will also request the details of the batch number and best before date from the bale. On our chopped fibre feeds these details can be found printed together in a white box on the side of the packaging and have the following type of format Jan 24 12345 A1 23:45. On our pelleted products the best before date and batch number is printed directly on the back of the bag. Please note the number under the bar code is not the batch number.

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On our chopped fibre feeds these details can be found printed together in a white box on the side of the packaging and have the following type of format Jan 24 12345 A1 23:45. On our pelleted products the best before date and batch number is printed directly on the back of the bag. Please note the number under the bar code is not the batch number.
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Dengie Ulser Lite is a soft tasty blend of high-quality oat straw and chopped and pelleted grass for maximum fibre content whilst being low in calories (8MJ/kg). This blend of fibres are suitable for good doers, overweight and obese horses.

In comparison Dengie Healthy Tummy is a blend of pure chopped and pelleted alfalfa and has a higher inclusion of rapeseed oil making it higher in calories (11.5MJ/kg) and more suitable for horses that are in higher levels of work or those that struggle to maintain condition and weight.

Both products include alfalfa pellets as well as digestive aids in the form of prebiotics, live yeast and postbiotics to support digestive health. They also include a unique blend of tasty herbs.

Dengie Ulser Lite has been formulated as a straight feed with no added vitamins and minerals to maximize its flexibility. This means that any amount can be fed according to the horse's requirements alongside a source of vits and mins to provide a balanced diet. Whereas Dengie Healthy Tummy is a nutritionally balanced feed and includes a high specification vitamin and premix. When fed at the recommended feeding rate there is no need to add any mix, cubes or supplements to balance your horse's ration.

If you would like to check with our nutrition team which product would be the most suitable for your horse or pony, call our Feedline on 01621 841188 or complete our Feed Advice Form (link in bio)
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