HorseHage Timothy works wonders for cob with PSSM and COPD
We love hearing how our products have helped our customers’ horses. We recently caught up with Sara Caswell at Burghley 2023 who told us how well her cob, Digger, has been doing since she started feeding HorseHage Timothy. “Digger my gorgeous cob is 14 and has PSSM which has been diagnosed for
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Why Feed Haylage to Horses?
by Sarah Turnbull, HorseHage & Mollichaff Feed Advisor Hay...
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HorseHage announced as Official Forage Provider for England Endurance Riding Team
HorseHage, the leading supplier of dust-free forage for horses,...
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HorseHage to continue as Official Forage Supplier for Horse of the Year Show
We are delighted to announce HorseHage are the Official...
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Ben Maher Joins Team HorseHage
Olympic Gold Medallist partners with HorseHage HorseHage is proud...
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“My enthusiasm for the sport is still very much there!” Mary King talks to HorseHage about the season ahead, training and her philosophy.
An unwavering commitment, natural ability, patience, and years of...
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Feeding The Competition Horse
Feeding the competition horse correctly can prove to be...
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What is fibre for horses?
Most horse owners are aware that adequate, clean forage...
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What is Mollichaff Alfalfa Oil and what benefits does it offer?
Mollichaff Alfalfa Oil is high in fibre, protein and...
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HorseHage vs Hay and Haylage
HorseHage, haylage and hay vary significantly in the production,...
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