We are a family run business with many years experience in providing our clients and their much loved pets with a wide range of animal feeds. Adding a double handful of SPILLERS HAPPY HOOF or HAPPY HOOF Molasses Free to a feed balancer or broad spectrum vitamin and mineral supplement is a great way of bulking out the bucket and extending eating time with minimal calories added to the waistline. Minimising dust levels within the stable environment is essential to help your horse maintain peak health and fitness.

Spillers Happy Hoof Happy Hoof Molasses Free Horse Feed is a unique low calorie blend, which contains very low levels of cereal starch and no added sugar.This low-calorie fibre blend is short chopped to extend the eating time and contains no added sugar and low in starch with biotin to help support healthy hoof growth. A high fibre diet is essential for maintaining digestive health, and a healthy digestive system is the foundation of a healthy horse. who put quality at the heart of everything they do, in fact it's one of the 'Five Principles' that forms the cultural fabric of this global business. SPILLERS range of short chopped fibre feeds includes products that can be used alongside traditional compound feeds, as a replacement for compound feed and fibres that can be used to replace hay.

The BETA NOPS Code requires us to evaluate the risk of NOPS contamination during every step of the manufacturing process, including the sourcing, storage, transport and actual manufacturing of our products. Laminitis is a painful inflammatory condition of the tissues, that bond the hoof wall to the pedal bone within a horse’s hoof. Scottish Islands: HS1-9, IV40-51, IV55-56, KA27-28, KW15-17, PA20, PA41-49, PA60-78, PH42-44, ZE1-3. With gastric ulcers thought to affect approximately 60% of competition horses (and up to 50% of leisure horses), it’s no surprise that we receive lots of questions about gastric ulcers via our Care-Line. Low in starch and sugar, SPILLERS HAPPY HOOF Molasses Free is formulated to promote a low insulin response.Therefore, ponies on a low-calorie feed regime will benefit from the extended eating time associated with this feed.