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The HORSEHEATH Range of Coarse Mixes and Supplements are suitable for  almost all horses, and in particular meet the high nutritional needs of breeding, sport and show horses. They can help your horse overcome a variety of feed related problems:
 

 
 

 
Beverley Brightman, International dressage rider, her (now retired),  Grand Prix horse Tom, and John  Chapman, Equine Nutritionist.  

 

 

   HORSEHEATH Products are excellent for:
 

 
  • SHOWJUMPING,
  • EVENTING,
  • HUNTING  
  • RACING,
  • DRIVING,
  • DRESSAGE
  • ENDURANCE
  • DRIVING,
  • BREEDING, 
  • RESTING/Convalescing  horses & ponies
     

Technical input is provided by John Chapman M.A. (Cantab) (who studied animal nutrition at Cambridge University), in conjunction with other experienced Equine Nutritionists. He has been involved in equine nutrition for nearly 30 years, and is able to offer advice on a wide range of nutrition- and management-related problems.

   
   
   
 


Contact details:
HORSEHEATH HOUSE 
P.O. BOX 811, Flitwick,
Beds MK45 9AU
0844 8844850 lo-call or
 07721 384508
or text 07432 146379

or visit the e-mail page
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This is a sample of the many e-mails and comments from satisfied customers -you will find more on the product pages.

Re: FFS order‏

From: Brown, Kerry (Kerry.Brown@xxxxxx.com)
Sent: 24 December 2008 13:46:56
To: 'gxxxxxx@xxxxxxl.com'
Hi john

The office is open from 9 to 5 all weekdays.

I hope you have a wonderful xmas too! I have now lost count of the number of compliments I have had about the condition of my horses thanks to your feeds- they look like it's the middle of summer! Both have previously been scrawny in the winter but not now! Thanks so much

Kerry