Horse Pasture Management
Horse Pasture Management Tools — Healthier Grazing for Good Doers, Laminitics & Overweight Horses.
For many horse owners in the UK, grass is the biggest nutritional challenge they face. Lush spring and autumn pasture is rich in non-structural carbohydrates (NSCs) that can trigger laminitis, cause rapid weight gain, and exacerbate conditions like Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) and Cushing's disease. Managing grass intake and maintaining paddock health are two of the most effective tools available for keeping at-risk horses safe and in good condition year-round.
What's in This Range
- Grazing muzzles – Restrict grass intake during turnout whilst allowing the horse to move freely; essential for good doers, laminitics, and horses on a calorie-controlled diet
- Electric fencing & tape – Allows paddocks to be strip-grazed or sectioned off to control access to fresh grass and rest overgrazed areas
- Paddock management tools – Droppings forks, rakes, and barrows for maintaining paddock hygiene and reducing worm burden on the pasture
- Pasture seed & treatment – Overseeding mixes and soil treatments to repair poached, bare, or weed-dominated paddocks and improve grazing quality
- Field shelters & accessories – Portable and permanent shelter solutions that allow horses to be managed effectively in the field year-round
Why Pasture Management Matters
A well-managed paddock supports horse health, reduces worm burden, and extends the grazing season. For horses prone to laminitis or weight gain, active grass management is not optional — it is a core part of their healthcare routine.
Browse the full range below and take control of what your horse eats in the field.