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Build Up Conditioning Cubes is a feed designed for horses that need to gain some weight or horses prone to weight loss. This feed includes vitamins and minerals, an elevated level of protein, and fibre to help with optimal digestion.

Build Up Conditioning Mix is a textured feed designed for horses that need to gain some weight or horses prone to weight loss. This feed includes vitamins and minerals, an elevated level of protein, and fibre to help with optimal digestion.

Bye Bye Fly by Hilton Herbs is a powdered garlic supplement that is meant to act as a fly deterrent for horses. It is intended to improve resistance to parasites and support respiratory function.

Bye Bye Itch by Hilton Herbs contains herbs, toxin binder, yeast, and flax whic can help reduce itching and improve skin health.

C-200 Horse Supplement from Royal Horse is a pelleted supplement intended for horses fed cereals and forages. C-200 Horse Supplement is intended to improve digestive function in horses.

C-400 Hoof Activ Repair from Royal Horse is a pelleted hoof supplement. C-400 Hoof Activ Repair is intended to increase hoof growth and quality in horses who have hoof issues.

C-500 Joint Safe Guard from Royal Horse is a pelleted joint supplement. C-500 Joint Safe Guard is intended for older horses with joint issues. This supplement contains MSM & glucosamine intended to promote joint health.

C-600 Athlete Effort Recovery from Royal Horse is a pelleted supplement for performance horses. C-600 Athlete Effort Recovery is intended to support muscular performance and improve heart function.

Calcium chloride is an inorganic form of calcium that is safe to use in equine diets. The dihydrate form of calcium chloride is bound to water. Calcium and phosphorus need to be provided in proper balance within the diet based on the horse's physiological status.

Calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)2) is an inorganic form of calcium, also known as slaked lime. It is commonly used as an ingredient in animal feeds. Growing, gestating and lactating horses have higher calcium requirements.

Calcium oxide (CaO) is an inorganic form of calcium, also known as quicklime, used as a desiccant to absorb moisture. Calcium oxide can be added to cattle diets in small amounts. Its high affinity for water makes it unsuitable as a primary calcium source in equine diets.

Calcium propionate is an organic calcium source sometimes added to equine feeds. Calcium is important for many processes in the body including muscle contraction. Equine diets need to be formulated with an appropriate balance of calcium and phosphorus depending on the horse's physiological status.

Calcium sulfate dihydrate, also known as gypsum, is an inorganic source of the macrominerals calcium (22-23%) and sulfur (18%). Feed-grade gypsum is used to meet the calcium and sulfur requirements of livestock.

Calphormin from TRM is a pelleted mineral supplement for horses containing trace minerals and amino acids to support the normal growth and maintenance of bones.

Candy by-product refers to discarded material from the manufacture of candy and other sweets. It is a low-cost energy source targeted for cattle.

Candy by-product (consisting of discarded product from candy manufacturers) is sometimes fed to dairy cattle as a cheap source of calories.

Mechanically extracted canola meal is a by-product of canola oil processing. Mechanical extraction of the oil is less common than solvent extraction. Canola meal has a similar nutritional profile to soybean meal and is a suitable protein source for horses.

Canola meal is a by-product of canola oil production that utilizes a solvent. It has a similar nutritional profile to soybean meal and is a suitable protein source for horses.

Canola Oil is a calorie-dense fat source that can be used to replace grain in the horse’s diet. It provides cool energy for performance horses and supports weight gain in hard keepers.

Carrot mash is a palatable treat for horses. If soaked before feeding, carrot mash can help improve fluid intake for exercising and traveling horses.

Carrots are commonly used as a treat for horses. They are sweet and highly palatable. Carrots contain high levels of vitamin A and beta-carotene (a precursor to vitamin A).

Cereal Balancer Mix is a textured fed intended to be fed alongside oats or other cereals to make a complete feed. It is meant for horses and ponies of all ages and work levels.

Cereal Balancer Pellets is is meant to be added to oats and other cereals. It is intended for horses and ponies of all ages and work levels.

Cereal blend refers to a combination of cereal grains such as barley, wheat and oats. These are high-starch feeds designed to provide energy in equine and livestock diets.

Cereal tailings refer to by-products of cereal processing coming from the tail of the mill. Cereal tailings are high in starch and used as cattle feed.

Challenger Coarse Mix is a high-energy mix intended for horses and ponies in heavy work. It contains linseed oil which is meant to be beneficial for maintaining hoof health and coat condition.

Chestnut Active Response from Chestnut Horse Feeds is a palatable, textured horse feed. Chestnut Active Response is intended for horses in a high level of work. This feed contains 15.4% protein and 14.3% fibre.

Chestnut Chomp from Chestnut Horse Feeds is a high-energy chaff feed. Chestnut Chomp is a blend of chopped grass and grass pellets. This feed is intended for horses who are in light work.

Chestnut Chomp Lite is a low NSC (6.5%) feed formulated with oat straw, alfalfa pellets, soya oil, and dried mint. Chestnut Chomp Lite is intended for horses and ponies in light work or horses who need a low-energy feed.

Chestnut Daily Maintenance from Chestnut Horse Feeds is a horse feed intended for horses and ponies who are in light work or on stall rest. Chestnut Daily Maintenance is a high fibre and low energy feed.

Chestnut Everyday Essential Balancer from Chestnut Horse Feeds is a textured feed providing vitamins, minerals and protein to balance a horse’s diet. Chestnut Everyday Essential Balancer is intended for horses who are not meeting their nutritional requirements from forage alone.

Chestnut High FIbre Nuts from Chestnut Horse Feeds is a high fibre, low energy feed. Chestnut High Fibre Nuts is formulated with oatfeed, wheatfeed, and straw. This feed is intended for horses at maintenance or light work.

Chestnut Lifestyle Peak Condition by Chestnut Horse Feeds is a feed designed for horses with metabolic concerns, senior horses, and horses who need help maintaining weight. It is formulated to provided 18.5% protein, 11.2% fat, and 12.2% fibre.

Chestnut Sensitive Performance from Chestnut Horse Feeds is composed of pelleted forages and oil. Chestnut Sensitive Performance is intended for horses who require a low sugar and starch diet.

Chia seeds are sometimes added to equine diets as a source of fatty acids. Chia is high in the omega-3 fatty acid, ALA, which can provide some anti-inflammatory benefits.

Citric acid is a weak acid found in citrus fruits. It is used in horse feeds and supplements as a natural preservative ingredient and flavouring additive.

Dry citrus pulp is derived from the fibrous residue that remains after juice is extracted from oranges. Research shows that adding citrus pulp up to 28% of concentrate in the equine diet is well-tolerated by horses.

Wet citrus pulp is the high-fibre material that remains after orange juice has been pressed out of the orange fruit. It can be used as a fibre source for horses and cattle.

Loose citrus pulp meal is the ground peel and residue of citrus fruits that remains after juice is extracted. The pulp is a palatable and nutritious feed for livestock, providing high energy from carbohydrates, high calcium and low phosphorus.

Classic Fibre Cubes by Dodson & Horrell is feed meant to supplement additional fibre into the diet, with an elevated level of 18%. This feed also includes a lower starch content to lessen excitability and can be used for horses and ponies.

Clover pasture is common in North America. This legume plant is high in protein and is a suitable forage source for growing, lactating, or performance horses to meet protein and energy requirements.

Clover-based silage is a common forage source for dairy cattle in North America but is not often fed to horses. This legume is high in protein and calcium, supporting the needs of lactating animals.

Clover silage is commonly fed to cattle in North America. It is not typically fed to horses. However, the nutritional profile is appropriate for growing, lactating or performance horses.

Clover silage is ensiled clover which results in fermentation of the forage. Silage is commonly fed to dairy cattle as a nutrient-dense feed to support lactation. It is not commonly fed to horses.

Cobalt carbonate is an organic source of the trace mineral cobalt that can be added to equine diets. It is used by microbes in the hindgut to synthesize vitamin B12 (cobalamin).

Cobalt dichloride is an inorganic source of the trace mineral cobalt. This mineral is required to synthesize vitamin B12 (cobalamin) in the hindgut. Cobalt dichloride is also provided by intravenous injection to enhance performance in racehorses.

Cobalt sulfate 7H2O is a cobalt and sulfur source that is safe for horses. It is less common than cobalt carbonate in horse feeds. Cobalt is required in the equine diet to synthesize vitamin B12.

Cobalt sulfate is an inorganic source of the minerals cobalt and sulfur. It exists in monohydrate and heptahydrate forms. Although safe for horses, cobalt sulfate is less common in equine feeds than cobalt carbonate. Hindgut microbes require cobalt to synthesize vitamin B12 (cobalamin).

Cod Liver Oil Plus from NAF Equine is intended for all horses and ponies. This oil contains cod liver oil which is meant to support coat condition and provide Vitamins A and D.

Comfort Mash from Red Mills is intended for broodmares, and horses that travel and compete regularly. This ready-to-use bran-mash is meant to support gut motility, hydration, and stimulates appetite.