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Automatic Stable Feeder
Single-stable automatic feeder that divides hard feed into timed portions across the day.
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Automatic feeders, timed feeding and forage equipment for consistent daily routines.
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Slow Feeder
Grille-topped forage feeder that slows how quickly a horse eats hay, so a ration lasts closer to the gap between feeds and less ends up trodden into the bed.
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Hay Feeder
Covered field or barn hay feeder that keeps forage off the ground, out of the mud and away from waste, with a roof that sheds the worst of a British winter.
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Which option is right for you?
A side-by-side view of the practical options. Anything not yet confirmed is specified for your horses, building and routine before you order.
| Product | Best for | Installation | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Automatic Stable Feeder | Owners with one to three horses who want consistent feeding without a late-night trip to the yard. | Site survey required | Price on request |
| Slow Feeder | Private owners with one to three horses, and yards managing good-doers or long stabled hours. | Site survey required | Price on request |
| Hay Feeder | Owners feeding forage at grass, and yards wintering horses out. | Site survey required | Price on request |
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How feeding equipment helps
- Timed portions across the day without extra yard visits
- Stainless steel construction for stable environments
- Programmable feed times and portion sizes
- Suitable for single stables and small private yards
- Slows forage intake without restricting access
- Reduces hay trodden into the bed and wasted
Suitability
Who should consider it?
Owners with one to three horses who want consistent feeding without a late-night trip to the yard.
Private owners with one to three horses, and yards managing good-doers or long stabled hours.
Owners feeding forage at grass, and yards wintering horses out.
Before you buy
Choosing feeding equipment
Horse numbers
How many horses the equipment needs to serve, now and in a few years.
Space and services
The space, power, water and drainage available in the intended location.
Everyday use
Who will use it day to day and how easily it can be cleaned and checked.
After the purchase
Installation, servicing, parts and support once the equipment is in use.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
The questions we are asked most about feeding equipment.
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Specialist equipment can be a significant investment. If you are not sure which option suits your horse or your yard, talk it through with us.
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