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Stromsholm Tungsten Centre Studs
Tungsten steel centre. 3/8" thread. 4 types. Set of 4.
Types:
H - for jumping eventing and cross country on softer ground (F070)
TS - for show jumping and eventing on firm grounds (F071)
L - for jumping and eventing (F072)
EL - for hunting (F073)
STUBBEN 1113 Loose Ring Snaffle Bradoon Bit
A high quality, solid Loose Ring Bradoon bit manufactured using Stubben Stainless Steel for longevity and durability.
Widths : 9.5cm / 10.5cm / 11.5cm / 12.5cm / 13.5cm / 14.5cm
Thickness: 16mm solid mouthpiece
Ring: 65 mm - 2 1/2"
Sunflower Seed 1KG (For Horses and Hook Beaked Birds)
For HORSES:
Sunflower seeds have become commonplace in feed rooms. They are a rich source of fat that may promote skin health, a shiny coat, and perhaps even weight gain in horses.
Are all sunflower seeds the same? Of course not. Classic sunflower seeds, like those consumed at sporting events and used in the bakery industry, are non-oil seeds that aren’t typically fed to horses. Black oil sunflower seeds, are more commonly fed to horses due to their higher oil content, better digestibility, and lower cost. Black oil Sunflower seeds have thinner hulls that are held more tightly to the kernel when compared to the thicker, non-oil seeds. Thinner hulls make Black oil sunflower seeds easier for horses to chew and digest.
Are sunflower seeds safe for horses? The answer is yes, although ideal feeding rates have not been studied. Small amounts (2-4 oz/day, about 56-133 grams) are typically consumed by horses without complications and can provide some supplemental calories. Black oil sunflower seeds are even included as an ingredient in some commercial horse feeds.
Black Oil Sunflower Seeds contain 40-50% oil and are rich in omega-6 fatty acids. Omega-6 fatty acids are important for the inflammatory immune response and for cell integrity, the latter of which may support skin health. Because modern diets, especially those that contain concentrates, tend to be already high in omega-6s, the addition of omega-3s will help bring the balance of omegas into desirable proportion. To keep the omega-6 and omega-3 ratio in balance, an uptick in beneficial omega-3 fatty acids can be achieved through the addition of fish oil, like EO-3, to the diet. EO-3 contains direct sources of DHA and EPA, two important omega-3s.
The additional fat may help improve coat condition. In addition, sunflower oil is a rich source of vitamin E, a potent antioxidant. For horses that are not allowed to graze fresh pasture, it is always best to supplement with a natural-source vitamin E product, like Nano-E.
While Black oil sunflower seeds contain a considerable amount of protein, they are low in the essential amino acid lysine, which is necessary for growth. Therefore, Black sunflower seeds is a valued supplement but should not be the main dietary protein source.
Black oil sunflower seeds has become popular for supporting shiny coats and overall condition. In moderation, Black oil sunflower seeds can be a supplemental part of a balanced diet for the horse.
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For BIRDS
Sunflower seed is the acknowledged ‘King of the seeds’ for hook beaked birds.
It is high in protein and fats essential for maintaining optimum bird health.
Typical analysis: Protein 15.8%, Fat 31.4%, Fibre 20.6%
Sunflower Seed 2KG (For Horses and Hook Beaked Birds)
For HORSES:
Sunflower seeds have become commonplace in feed rooms. They are a rich source of fat that may promote skin health, a shiny coat, and perhaps even weight gain in horses.
Are all sunflower seeds the same? Of course not. Classic sunflower seeds, like those consumed at sporting events and used in the bakery industry, are non-oil seeds that aren’t typically fed to horses. Black oil sunflower seeds, are more commonly fed to horses due to their higher oil content, better digestibility, and lower cost. Black oil Sunflower seeds have thinner hulls that are held more tightly to the kernel when compared to the thicker, non-oil seeds. Thinner hulls make Black oil sunflower seeds easier for horses to chew and digest.
Are sunflower seeds safe for horses? The answer is yes, although ideal feeding rates have not been studied. Small amounts (2-4 oz/day, about 56-133 grams) are typically consumed by horses without complications and can provide some supplemental calories. Black oil sunflower seeds are even included as an ingredient in some commercial horse feeds.
Black Oil Sunflower Seeds contain 40-50% oil and are rich in omega-6 fatty acids. Omega-6 fatty acids are important for the inflammatory immune response and for cell integrity, the latter of which may support skin health. Because modern diets, especially those that contain concentrates, tend to be already high in omega-6s, the addition of omega-3s will help bring the balance of omegas into desirable proportion. To keep the omega-6 and omega-3 ratio in balance, an uptick in beneficial omega-3 fatty acids can be achieved through the addition of fish oil, like EO-3, to the diet. EO-3 contains direct sources of DHA and EPA, two important omega-3s.
The additional fat may help improve coat condition. In addition, sunflower oil is a rich source of vitamin E, a potent antioxidant. For horses that are not allowed to graze fresh pasture, it is always best to supplement with a natural-source vitamin E product, like Nano-E.
While Black oil sunflower seeds contain a considerable amount of protein, they are low in the essential amino acid lysine, which is necessary for growth. Therefore, Black sunflower seeds is a valued supplement but should not be the main dietary protein source.
Black oil sunflower seeds has become popular for supporting shiny coats and overall condition. In moderation, Black oil sunflower seeds can be a supplemental part of a balanced diet for the horse.
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For BIRDS
Sunflower seed is the acknowledged ‘King of the seeds’ for hook beaked birds.
It is high in protein and fats essential for maintaining optimum bird health.
Typical analysis: Protein 15.8%, Fat 31.4%, Fibre 20.6%
Sunflower Seed 20KG (For Horses and Hook Beaked Birds)
For HORSES:
Sunflower seeds have become commonplace in feed rooms. They are a rich source of fat that may promote skin health, a shiny coat, and perhaps even weight gain in horses.
Are all sunflower seeds the same? Of course not. Classic sunflower seeds, like those consumed at sporting events and used in the bakery industry, are non-oil seeds that aren’t typically fed to horses. Black oil sunflower seeds, are more commonly fed to horses due to their higher oil content, better digestibility, and lower cost. Black oil Sunflower seeds have thinner hulls that are held more tightly to the kernel when compared to the thicker, non-oil seeds. Thinner hulls make Black oil sunflower seeds easier for horses to chew and digest.
Are sunflower seeds safe for horses? The answer is yes, although ideal feeding rates have not been studied. Small amounts (2-4 oz/day, about 56-133 grams) are typically consumed by horses without complications and can provide some supplemental calories. Black oil sunflower seeds are even included as an ingredient in some commercial horse feeds.
Black Oil Sunflower Seeds contain 40-50% oil and are rich in omega-6 fatty acids. Omega-6 fatty acids are important for the inflammatory immune response and for cell integrity, the latter of which may support skin health. Because modern diets, especially those that contain concentrates, tend to be already high in omega-6s, the addition of omega-3s will help bring the balance of omegas into desirable proportion. To keep the omega-6 and omega-3 ratio in balance, an uptick in beneficial omega-3 fatty acids can be achieved through the addition of fish oil, like EO-3, to the diet. EO-3 contains direct sources of DHA and EPA, two important omega-3s.
The additional fat may help improve coat condition. In addition, sunflower oil is a rich source of vitamin E, a potent antioxidant. For horses that are not allowed to graze fresh pasture, it is always best to supplement with a natural-source vitamin E product, like Nano-E.
While Black oil sunflower seeds contain a considerable amount of protein, they are low in the essential amino acid lysine, which is necessary for growth. Therefore, Black sunflower seeds is a valued supplement but should not be the main dietary protein source.
Black oil sunflower seeds has become popular for supporting shiny coats and overall condition. In moderation, Black oil sunflower seeds can be a supplemental part of a balanced diet for the horse.
_______________________________________________________________________________
For BIRDS
Sunflower seed is the acknowledged ‘King of the seeds’ for hook beaked birds.
It is high in protein and fats essential for maintaining optimum bird health.
Typical analysis: Protein 15.8%, Fat 31.4%, Fibre 20.6%
Pure Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide Sun block
Chevalier Sunguard Powder, Pure Zinc oxide and Titanium Oxide. Sunguard powder is a powdered form of sunblock. You can use it like a mineral make up, just brush it on or if you still like to use a wet paste then you can mix with water. Apply to area's that require sun protection.
Supa Assorted Grains
Supa Feeds Supa Assorted Premium NZ Grains
This is our specialty blend of GE Free Maize and Barley, Wheat and Peas, manufactured as an ideal supplementary feed suitable for all livestock, in particular, free range poultry and wild birds.
It is another one of Supa Feeds products that has been manufactured to our renowned standard, consistently providing real life results!
Premium 20% Protein Calf Starter
Supa 20 is a 20% protein textured blend, based on premium NZ grown maize. With molasses as a binder, this blend is highly palatable and can be offered to calves from birth, with a guaranteed quick uptake.
This premium blend provides a balance of energy and protein to encourage early rumen development and maximise growth rates. The texture allows calves to cud the meal, which provides the saliva to develop the rumen. Also included is Bovatec©, incorporated as a prevention from coccidiosis.
Available in 20kg
Why use Supa 20?
- Results — Improved uptake, optimised weight gains and rapidly reaching targets.
- Bovatec© — Accurately incorporated as an aid in prevention of coccidiosis, a parasitic disease that can occur in young cattle.
- 20% true protein — Sourced from soya meal, peas and cotton seed meal to provide amino acids essential for healthy growth of lean tissue.
- Molasses binder — For a highly palatable and appealing feed.
- Textured — Encourages calves to cud the meal, providing the saliva for essential rumen development.
- No fillers — We do not believe in utilising fillers, which are an unreliable source that do not align with early nutrition needs essential for maximised growth rates.
- NZ Made — Manufactured to order in a solar-powered factory in the Far North of New Zealand.
Supa Feeds Supa Grain – Premium Supplementary Feed for All Livestock
A unique blend of grains, Supa Grain is an ideal supplementary feed suitable for all livestock. Versatile and consistent, it can be used for adding condition, as a maintenance feed, or to supplement your animals' diet — delivering real-life results every time.
Ingredients Selected From
Maize, Barley, Soya, Sorghum, Lime Flour, DDG, Oats, Peas, Salt, Supa Health, Wheat, Molasses & Cotton Seed Meal.
Typical Analysis
- ME: 14.5 MJ/kg
- Protein: 14.0%
Available in 10kg and 20kg.
Supa Free Range Layer is a premium complete natural layer feed — a new blend that is low in fines and free-flowing, making it ideal for automatic feeders. As a complete feed, it contains all the energy, proteins, amino acids, natural colouring and oyster grit necessary for great quality egg production. No artificial colours or flavours, no molasses, and suitable for all poultry.
- Complete balanced feed including oyster grit for maximum growth, health and egg production
- Molasses-free formula for a free-flowing feed ideal for automatic feeders
- Quality 16.5% protein to support feather growth, muscle development and egg production
- Easy-to-digest carbohydrates from crushed NZ grains including maize, barley, peas, oats and wheat
Ingredients selected from:
Peas, Wheat, Barley, Maize, Soya, Oyster Shell, DCP, Salt, Oil, Methionine, Lysine, DDG, Cotton Seed Meal, Oats, Molasses, Sunflower, Vitamins + Minerals.
Typical Analysis:
Protein 16.5% | Fat min 6.0% | Fibre 3.44% | Calcium 3.46% | ME 13.9 MJ/kg
Supa Feeds Supa Kibbled Maize
Premium Kibbled GE Free NZ Grown Maize
Premium quality NZ Grown maize, kibbled for enhanced palatability and digestibility. As a rich source of digestible energy due to the concentrated starch, this versatile product is suitable for all livestock. The majority of this premium product is grown, dried, stored and kibbled in-house, meaning superior quality control, bringing you and your animals Simply the Best kibbled maize.
supa kibbled nz maize
INGREDIENTS SELECTED FROM:
GE Free NZ Maize.
TYPICAL ANALYSIS:
PROTEIN 8.9%
ME 13.9%
Available in 5KG, 10kg, 20kg
Supa Poultry/Chook
Premium Complete Natural Layer Feed
Supa Poultry/Chook is a premium complete layer feed — a natural blend of quality ingredients formulated to support the health, growth, and egg production of laying hens. Packed with essential energy, protein, amino acids, and calcium, it promotes vibrant health and consistently great eggs: rich golden yolks, excellent size, and strong, hard shells.
Key Features
- Complete layer feed — no supplementation needed
- Contains oyster grit for enhanced eggshell strength
- No artificial colours or flavours
- Suitable for all laying poultry breeds
- Available in 10KG and 20KG bags
Feeding Guide
Feed ad lib or as the sole ration for laying hens. Ensure fresh, clean water is always available. Store in a cool, dry place away from pests.
Supa Feeds Supa Wheat
A premium GE Free, NZ grown wheat — a rich source of energy and starch for poultry and livestock. Each batch is screened before storage and air-circulated to keep husks minimal and quality high.
Ingredients
GE Free NZ Wheat.
Typical Analysis
Protein: 12%
ME: 13 MJ/kg
Available Sizes
5kg | 10kg | 20kg
Supa Feeds Supa Maize (Whole Maize)
SUPA Maize is distinguished through quality and consistency. Supa Feeds has a huge emphasis on high quality maize. That is why we grow and harvest it ourselves, taking particular care with weed control in the crops to ensure the quality of the grain is at an optimum level.
Features
GE Free
Suitable for : poultry, horses, goats, sheep, pigs, alpacas, emu and cattle.
Low Dust
Benefits
Because NZ is such a beautiful country we play our part with sourcing GE Free Grains
Enables you to feed to a wide range of animals and birds totally risk free.
User friendly and with less fines means more grain.
Super Fibre Mash 20Kg
Benchmark Superfibre Mash® is a tasty fibre source that has much to offer for all horses and ponies. The benefits of superfibres in soy hulls has been harnessed and digestive support improved with the addition of pre and pro-biotics and Melofeed™, a natural source of antioxidant. Importantly, a special mineral premix has been included to balance iron, copper & zinc ratios to ensure Benchmark Super Fibre Mash® is a safe and balanced addition to any equine diet. Being low in sugars and starch, Benchmark Super Fibre Mash® is safe for the laminitic and EMS horse and pony.
Benchmark Superfibre Mash™ is primarily a fibre source and does not provide a full array of vitamins, minerals or amino acids.
What’s so great about Super fibres?
Apart from water, fibre is the most important component of a horse’s natural diet. Fibre is digested by fermentation in the horse’s hind gut or caecum, unlocking energy rich volatile fatty acids.
The digestion of fibre sources such as pasture, hay and chaff are about 40-60% efficient, meaning that about 40- 60% of all fibre is either not digested, or only partially digested and ultimately passes as waste in the horse’s manure.
By comparison, super fibres such as the soy hulls in Benchmark Super Fibre Mash® are about 75-80% digestible, meaning that much less is passed as waste and importantly more nutritional benefit is gained from each kg of super fibres fed. Super fibres also stimulate fermentation, helping to protect the delicate microbiota (micro flora) balance in the hind gut.
How to prepare Perfect Mash for your horse?
By volume
To 1-part Perfect Mash add 2-3 parts cold or warm water. Soak for 5-10mins before feeding.
Or by weight
To every 500gs of Perfect Mash add 1 -1.5 litres of cold or warm water. Soak as above.
Perfect Mash should be introduced gradually over 7-14 days to allow your horse’s gut enzymes to adjust to the new feed.
DO NOT FEED DRY
20kg Bag
Super Rug Wash 1L
This Rug wash is formulated to be used on synthetic horse rugs and dog coats.
Suitable for machine or hand washing with warm or cold water.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
Machine wash: Use at a rate of 100mls per load.
Hand wash: Use at a rate of 50mls to 5 llitres, and rinse thoroughly.
It is recommended once the rug has dried to use Flair Rain Repel to ensure maximum waterproofing.