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Wishing you all a Happy Bank Holiday for tomorrow. As with all Bank Holidays we will be closed. Back open on Tuesday 29th at 9am

Not the most exciting image to hit our website! But it is though bang on with what us horsey folk are currently dealing with! having spent the last few months moaning and lets be honest quite rightly so, we are now faced with the troublesome dilemma of too much grass. The persistent wet weather and mild temperatures have meant the grass growth is exceptional! So it’s full on action stations to make sure we keep our horses waistlines in check! Electric fencing is perfect, cost effective, quick and effective way to put up a fence to help reduce grass intake. Of course there are other methods, those we will leave to discuss another day. Another day very soon though! In the meantime as another Bank Holiday approaches, we are super thankful our delivery has arrived to ensure we’re stocked up ready for you.

May is the month for Bank Holidays! Please make a note of our slightly revised opening hours to incorporate the Bank Holidays and the Kings Coronation. We will also be closed for the Bank Holiday at the end of May, but we will remind you of that as we get a bit closer! In the meantime, we hope you all get to enjoy a little down time.

As we wonder our way out of Winter we always look forward to a couple of days off over the Bank Holidays. We’re a small independent family business so to take short break means a lot. Storm will have had his shoe back on after his abscess episode, I’m looking forward to getting back in the saddle, enjoying a couple of short rides to get us both back into the swing of things. Who knows we might even bust out the weeds that taking over the greenhouse. We will be open our normal hours on Saturday, 9am – 3pm

Then back open 9am full of the joys of Spring on Tuesday 11th of April. Wishing all our lovely customers a very happy and rest full, or exciting and adventurous Easter Weekend

20% OFF A HUGE SELECTION OF LEG WEAR.

A super reason to visit our shop in Lewes. We have 20% off a massive selection of Breeches & Riding tights. There is a choice of Winter weight, insulated and waterproof to give protection from the elements. There are some lighter weight options for riding in the warmer weather. All from exciting brands like, Ariat, LeMieux, JustToggs, Legacy and more.

Feed a balanced diet the way your horses digestive system would want you to

If you have been into the Equine Warehouse recently you will see that over time we have reduced the quantities of “traditional mix and cube hard feeds” We still very much have a range of them, but the number of bags has been reduced due to customer demand falling. This is something that we are really excited about. Our customers are making informed decisions to make sure they are not only meeting horses Vitamin and Mineral requirements they are smashing there horses fibre dietry targets too.

A balanced diet plays a key role in supporting long-term health and well-being. On the flip side, an unbalanced diet may contribute to many issues including poor hoof quality, a dull listless coat or a compromised immune system. There are a number of feeds on the market which contain a full complement of vitamins and minerals. When fed at the recommended amount alongside suitable forage, these feeds will provide a balanced diet without the need for a vitamin and mineral supplementor balancer. SPILLERS™ Ulca Fibre is one such feed. Complete with added vitamins and minerals, it can be fed as full or partial replacement for compound feed (mix or cubes). If used as a complete replacement for mix/cubes the recommended feeding rate for a horse or pony in light work is 600g per 100kg of bodyweight per day. For example,3kg per day for 500kg horse.The short chopped fibre in SPILLERS Ulca Fibre helps to increase chewing time and inturn, salvia production. Saliva provides a natural buffer to stomach acid but unlikepeople, horses only produce saliva when they chew. Short chopped fibre also formsa protective ‘fibre mat’ on top of the stomach contents, thus helping to preventstomach acid splashing up onto the non-protected (squamous)region of thestomach where it can increase the risk of ulcers forming.