Dengie Feedline

The Dengie Feedline team consists of highly qualified and equally as important, highly practical nutritionists who are available to give friendly advice via telephone or e-mail. We’re just as happy to talk in scoops and mugs as lbs and kgs so that the advice we give is easy to understand and implement.

We will recommend the right product for your horse even in the unlikely event it is not made by Dengie - which is one of the reasons we were the first company to win the British Equestrian Trade Association’s Feedline of the Year. From forage analysis to talks – if there’s anything you want to know about feeding horses, we’re the people to ask ! Call us now on 0845 345 5115, the Feedline is open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm. If you reach the answerphone please leave a message and we will return your call. Alternatively click here to send an e-mail or complete the form below.

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The Dengie Feedline Team.

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Feedline - ask our equine experts on 0845 345 5115

About You
Name	*
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Telephone Number	*
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How would you like us to respond to this query?	By email By post Please call me back Please call me back between the hours of: 9am - 11am 11am - 1pm 1pm - 3pm 3pm - 5pm
About your horse or pony
Name
Age (years)
Sex	Gelding Stallion Mare Pregnant Mare Is your stallion covering? Yes No Stage of pregnancy: First 8 months Last 3 months Lactating (foal at foot)
Breed
Height (hh)
Weight (kgs) Please refer to our Weight Estimator Chart
Body Condition Score Please refer to our Condition Scoring Chart for guidance on the score
How easily does your horse maintain condition	Good doer Average Poor doer
Temperament	Normal Fizzy Lazy
About your horse's management regime
Does your horse have access to grass?	No, stabled 24/7 Yes My horse has grazing per day and the grazing is: Good - grass is lush and field is well covered Average - grass cover with some weeds Poor - little grass, bare patches and weeds
How would you describe your horse's workload?	Convalescence/resting – horse on box rest or turned away Light Work – Maximum of 1 hour per day hacking, mostly at walk with some trotting and cantering, or 30 minutes schooling, mostly at trot with some canter Medium Work – Schooling, dressage, show-jumping, novice or intermediate 1 day eventing or hunting 1 day per week Hard Work – Advanced one day events, 3 day events, hunting 2 days per week, polo and all forms of racing
On average how many days do you work your horse?
On average what is the duration of your exercise session(s)?
What type of work do you do with your horse?
Please outline your horse’s current feeding regime including forage and quantities used. If you do not know the weight of feed used please state how many handfuls or scoops and state size of scoop i.e. large round is most common
Your Enquiry
Does your horse have a particular nutritional problem i.e. laminitis or issue that you would like us to address. Are you interested in a particular Dengie feed?
Would you like us to post some free samples of the feeds that we suggest for a taste test?	Yes, please No, thank you
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Dengie Feedline

About You

About your horse or pony

About your horse's management regime

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