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The Perfect Blend For A Fussy Horse

Adonis B is the ultimate fusspot. However after following Dengie Performance Horse Nutritionist, Claire Akers advise and trying Dengie Performance Fibre, he's now asking for his dinner!

Dengie support Cool Earth charity

Dengie are delighted to announce that from 2020 they will be supporting Cool Earth – the charity that works with local people to halt deforestation and climate change.

Feeding Pumpkin To Horses

With Halloween only a short time away there are many posts and videos appearing on Social Media about feeding pumpkins to horses. How safe is it to feed pumpkin to horses and what do you need to consider before offering pumpkin as a treat to your horse?

Low Sugar Low Starch Feeds For Your Horse’s Treat Ball

As winter approaches and turnout time is limited, horses and ponies may spend more time stabled. Keeping them occupied can be a worry for many horse owners and providing snack balls can be a great way to help reduce boredom and provide a more natural ‘trickle’ feeding rate.

Dengie Horse Feed UK Favourite Horse Feed

Dengie – the UK’s favourite horse feed!

The 2019 British Equestrian Trade Association National Equestrian Survey has showed that once again Dengie is the UK’s favourite horse feed!

Study Shows Fibre Diet Can Aid Horse’s Behaviour

The effect of diet on behaviour has been studied in many species - including humans and rats - but little work has been done to explore the link between diet and the normal behaviour of horses.

Embrace Winter Weight Loss

This summer the Dengie Nutrition Team have seen many horses that have gained weight year on year. Here we explain why winter is a great time to encourage weight loss along with information on lower calorie, high fibre feeds.

‘Horse Owners need to do more to manage Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome’

Keeping horses comfortable, at a healthy weight, and working happily are all challenges that face everyone who owns or cares for a horse or pony with ulcers. Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) affects roughly 40% of leisure horses, 60% of competition horses and up to 90% of racehorses.