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Navigating the Challenge of Rising Wormer Resistance in Horses

Professor Jacqui Matthews BVMS PhD FRSE FRCVS joined Dr Katie Williams (Dengie Technical & Product Development Manager) and Katie Reeve (Dengie Equine Nutritionist) to discuss recent updates on dealing with the threat of increasing anthelmintic resistance in horse parasites.

Healthy Tummy provides slow-release energy, essential for para dressage rider

Sarah Suddaby has owned the lovely Otto for nearly two years. He was very anxious and sharp when she first got him, so as they got to know one another Sarah gradually switched Otto on to a high-fibre diet of Dengie Healthy Tummy.

Driving Sustainability in the Horse Feed Industry

The nutrition team recently got together to reflect on what we have achieved and understand more about how our everyday actions align with Dengie’s Environmental Management Plan Policy.

Grace Cooper and Cedarmount Cavalier at Boekelo

Bertie is looking the picture of health on a fibre diet!

Since following advice from the Dengie Nutrition team, Grace Cooper has seen incredible changes in her horses, especially Bertie who had previously been fed a high-energy mix, which often made him excitable and distracted, particularly in the dressage arena.

Jason Millman standing next to Dengie sign

Popular team member returns to take on new role

We are delighted to welcome back Jason Millman who has returned to take on the role of QC Manager. Jason previously worked in the grain division and is pleased to be back in a new role.

Feeding a Horse with Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption and Hypercementosis

Trooper is a 17.2 Thoroughbred x Suffolk Punch owned by Lucy Makepeace. Lucy contacted Dengie for feeding advice when Trooper was diagnosed with equine odontoclastic tooth resorption and hypercementosis (EOTRH).

Sam & Florinsfirth in the Ribbons at the ROR Champs!

Sam Smith has always fed and trusted in Dengie’s Alfa-A Oil. It’s an essential part of his horses’ diets and gives him peace of mind that they’re receiving the best fibre.

A Change in Season Drives a Change in Feeding Enquiries

There are always seasonal queries that tend to pop up time and again, however this year the number of enquiries relating to EOTRH seems to have markedly increased. Dengie Nutritionist, Tracey Hammond explains more.