Ultimate Health Through Optimum Nutrition
Imagine how it would feel to have a horse that did not suffer from health issues, gut problems, skin or respiratory allergies or bad hooves?
Imagine how you would feel knowing you were spending your hard-earned money wisely and not throwing it away on feed stuffs your horse didn’t actually need?
That would feel incredible right??
As a qualified horse nutritionist, I can fast track your horse to optimum health with a preventative nutrition feeding programme.
This is formulated specifically for your horse as an individual. Combining my knowledge, qualifications and up to date research, we can overcome health and behavioural problems.
DL Equine believes in treating each horse as an individual and stimulating its own powerful healing abilities with the right nutrition.
DL Equine offers offers the unique service of a diet tailor made to suit your horse’s needs.
Giving your horse a well-balanced specific diet will allow you to:
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Provide an individual feed system that supplies the essential nutrients your horse’s exact needs for energy, growth, body maintenance and repair.
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Provide your horse’s body with preventive nutrition, which includes a beneficial diet with specially-chosen herbal remedies will first treat, then ultimately prevent, illness and injury.
The result? – A happy healthy horse, fewer vet and feed bills.
Sound like what you’re after? Let’s do it!
Contact Dale today for a Feeding Programme with ‘real world’ advice backed by up to date scientific research.
Distance consultations easily done via photos and videos.
View the testimonials page to see ‘real’ results, an individual feeding programme and herbal medicine really work!
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Read the latest nutrition blogs below
Feeding horses when travelling and away from home
Feeling the excitement of competition this year? Or are you stressing because your horse is stressing? Have they suddenly lost that glutinous bottomless pit appetite they have at home and seem to have... READ MORE
Respiratory Allergies and the Horse
Inflammatory airway disease (IAD) and recurrent airway obstruction (RAO) and summer pasture-associated obstructive pulmonary disease (SPAOPD) (collectively referred to as equine asthma syndrome) can negatively impact the overall health and performance of the... READ MORE
Autumn Flush Grass and your Horse
Hi team, how is your grass doing? Im betting many of you that have had all the rain this last week have seen an massive change from brown to green in you new... READ MORE
Hoof quality, seedy toe and infections
I had a great question from a client this week , Katie writes: “our paddocks are wet in winter, and last winter one of the four horses had a bit of greasy heel,... READ MORE
Amino Acids
What are they? The building blocks of protein. 22 of these aa function within the horse’s body. Every aa is an individual with different unique identities. Such as basic or alkaline or neutral.... READ MORE
Feed Terminology – Fructans, Fibre, Sugar, NSC – What do they all mean???
Have you heard the news about horses and sugar? What about starch? Then there are carbohydrates too aren’t there?Have you seen all these fancy terms used NSC, Fructans, WSC? What do they all... READ MORE
Equine Herbal Medicine
Has your horse had an illness that you have had the vet out for multiple times? The vet has done their absolute best but things still are not right? You have tried the... READ MORE
Carbohydrates
What are they? Sugars Starches Fibres This is a group of sugar-based compounds, also called saccharides, and comprises important energy sources for the horse. The simplest carbohydrates are monosaccharides (made up of one... READ MORE