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Organic Herbalite from Thunderbrook is a blend of hay from UK organic meadows. This dried feed contains 4.7% crude protein & 34% crude fibre.

Organic Lucie Pellets are a pelleted horse feed for horses in all levels of work.It is high in calcium and protein to support muscle development. The pellets are meant to be fed soaked.

Organic Lucie Stalks are made from sieved lucerne chop. It is a low-calorie, high fibre horse feed and should be fed dampened.

Original Balancer from Horslyx is intended to balance nutrient deficiencies in horses and ponies who eat primarily forage or grass. This product contains cane molasses to help palatability and biotin to support hoof health.

Original Feed Balancer from Blue Chip Feed is a pelleted ration balancer intended for all horses and ponies at any work level. This balancer is designed to support digestive, hoof, skin, coat, and respiratory health.

The Original Multi Balancer from Spillers Feed is cereal grain-free, low in sugars, and low in starches. This feed is high in Vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin A, Vitamin D3, Vitamin E, Copper, and Zinc.

Oste:Form from Equestrizone is an equine supplement containing essential nutrients for bone metabolism in growing and mature horses. Oste:Form contains Vitamin K, Vitamin D and calcified seaweed to support bone density.

Ground oyster shells are sometimes used in livestock feeds as a soluble source of calcium. It is primarily used in the diets of egg-laying chickens.

Palm Kernel Expeller is a byproduct of palm oil extraction. It is a high-protein feed suitable for many classes of livestock.

Pangola is a tropical grass used to make hay and silage for ruminants. Pangola hay contains soluble calcium oxalates and should not be fed to horses.

Partially hydrogenated tallow is rendered animal fat that has a portion of its fatty acid bonds saturated. It has the consistency of whipped cream and is commonly used in packaged foods.

Alfalfa is a legume pasture that is generally higher in protein and energy than grass pasture. Alfalfa pasture may be a suitable option for performance and growing horses with higher protein and calorie requirements.

Alfalfa, also known as lucerne, is generally higher in protein than grass pasture. Full bloom alfalfa pasture has relatively lower protein and higher fibre content than at other growth stages of this legume pasture.

Single-species alfalfa pasture of alfalfa is generally higher in protein than grass pasture. Alfalfa, also known as lucerne, is a suitable forage source for gestating, lactating and growing horses to meet their calcium, protein and energy requirements.

Mid-quality alfalfa pasture that is partly in bloom contains approximately 20% crude protein and 40% NDF. Horses with high protein and calcium requirements benefit from grazing on alfalfa pasture.

High-quality, pre-bud alfalfa pasture is relatively high in protein and low in fibre. Grazing on single-species alfalfa pasture with 25% crude protein is appropriate for gestating, lactating or growing horses.

Nutrient-dense alfalfa pasture is a rich source of calcium and protein. Gestating or lactating mares and growing horses benefit from the higher nutrient content of this legume pasture.

Pasture Cubes by Dodson & Horrell is a feed that is lower in protein and has an elevated fibre level. This feed is for horses and ponies that need some additional fibre and vitamins, and minerals in their diet.

Mature pasture grass made up of species such as timothy or bromegrass will provide approximately 16% crude protein and 55% NDF. Sugar content varies depending on environmental factors.

Moderate-quality pasture grass will contain approximately 21% crude protein and 48% NDF. Grass at this stage of growth should be consumed in moderation.

Young lush pasture grass is typically high in protein and low in fibre (24% crude protein; 40% NDF). This may be appropriate for horses with high calorie and protein demands, such as growing horses or horses in heavy exercise.

Pasture consisting mainly of legumes such as alfalfa and clover is high in protein and low in fibre. This type of pasture may be suitable for lactating, gestating and growing horses.

Pasture comprised of legume plants such as alfalfa and clover is high in protein, energy, and calcium. Access to pure legume pasture should be limited to horses with increased protein requirements.

Pasture Lick is a vitamin and mineral lick intended to be supplied to horses on pasture or on a forage-based diet.

Pasture Mix by Dodson & Horrell is a textured feed that is lower in protein and has an elevated fibre level. This feed is for horses and ponies that need some additional fibre and vitamins, and minerals in their diet.

Mixed pasture containing both legume and grass species is typical in the Northern US and Canada. This type of pasture is high in protein and energy.

Mixed pasture contains both legume species such as alfalfa and clover as well as grass species such as timothy. This type of pasture is common in North America.

Annual (Italian) ryegrass is a common pasture forage in warm climate regions such as the southeastern US. Ryegrass is a high-NSC forage that may not be suitable for horses with metabolic concerns.

Perennial ryegrass is a common pasture forage adapted to mild temperate climates such as the Pacific Northwest. This pasture is more commonly used for grazing cattle and sheep. Ryegrass forage tends to have high NSC content and may not be suitable for horses with metabolic concerns.

Sorghum sudan grass is a drought-tolerant forage common to the Southwestern US. Horses should not graze on this forage for extended periods as they are susceptible to sudan grass toxicity, which can be life-threatening.

Pea Protein Isolate is a powdered protein source for horses that is made from split peas. The extracted protein source contains all nine essential amino acids and it is particularly high in branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs).

Peanut hulls are a by-product of peanut processing. Peanut hulls are high in lignin, an indigestible fibre. Aflatoxin contamination may be a concern with peanut hulls.

Peanut meal is a by-product of peanut oil production, either through mechanical extraction. Peanut meal is high in protein, but may be contaminated with aflatoxin.

Peanut meal is a by-product of peanut oil, typically produced by solvent extraction. Peanut meal is high in protein but relatively low in limiting amino acids such as lysine and methionine.

Peanut skins are a by-product of peanut processing. Peanut skins are a high-protein, high-fat feed option for livestock.

Peformax from Pegasus contains a palatable blend of grains designed to provide high energy to performance and competition horses. This feed contains added fat for a slow release of energy and possible topline development.

PegaVite from Equestrizone provides essential daily vitamins and minerals to balance equine diets. It provides ingredients such as calcium carbonate and monocalcium phosphate that forage and concentrate grains may be lacking.

Perennial soy (Neonotonia wightii) is a legume native to Africa. It is cut for hay at the flowering stage to produce a high protein, high-energy forage for ruminants.

Perfect Balance is designed for horses on forage-based diets. Perfect Balance is low NSC and can be fed to horses with a low energy requirement.

Perfect Gentleman by Dodson & Horrell is a textured herbal supplement that intends to promote an even temperament in geldings exhibiting inappropriate behaviour. It contains chamomile, lemon balm, and magnesium oxide.

Cavalor Perfomix is a complete textured feed intended for active recreational and competition horses. It provides 11.5% protein and 4% fat from ingredients such as oats, wheat middlings, barley and soy hulls.

Perform & Shine is a grass-based feed with added cold-pressed linseed oil. It is a highly digestible feed which encourages chewing and saliva production in horses.

Performa Care Balancer from Red Mills is intended for performance horses or used as a topper for a low-concentrate feed. This feed contains 43% starch, 30% protein, and 9% fiber.

Performance from Krafft is a supplementary feed that provides protein and fibre for horses of all work level. Performance is formulated with oats and wheat bran.

Performance Balancer is a performance feed meant to be fed as a low intake feed or alongside another feed. This feed provides the vitamins and minerals to support joint care, a higher level of biotin for hoof support, and yeast for a healthy hindgut.

Performance Concentrate Muesli by Dodson & Horrell is a high protein feed with a concentrated amount of vitamins and minerals. This feed is to be fed with oats and offers additional antioxidants and hoof support.

Performance Cubes is a pelleted feed intended to provide additional caloric energy to horses and ponies of all work levels. It provides 'cool' energy which makes it ideal for hot horses.

Performance Fibre is a chopped grass and alfalfa feed. It is intended for horses and ponies of all ages and work levels. It is coated in molasses and spearmint oil which is meant to increase palatability for picky horses.

Performance Low Starch is a supplementary feed with low NSC. It also contains yeast which can help with a horse's gut health.

Performance SPC Energy by Krafft is a high energy feed intended for performance horses.