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Buy Horse Feed Online

With the best price on horse food, Pet Circle is the perfect place to shop online for your equine friend. Whether you have a hobby horse, backyard farm, or a race horse, Pet Circle has your needs covered. Our one-stop horse shop has everything you need, with free delivery (that's right, free freight!) to most areas for orders over $49. Check your postcode to see if you qualify for our free shipping!

A range of horse feed

Pet Circle stocks a range of popular pony and horse feed brands. With horse food products from Barastoc, Hygain, Ker, Kelato, Mitavite Nature's Best, and NRG and options in the form of pellets, treats, and more, there's sure to be something to suit your fancy.

What do horses eat?

Horses are hindgut fermenters. When it comes to feeding horses, the most important thing to remember is that fibre needs to be the main component of their diet. As herbivores, horse’s bodies are designed to spend at least 12 hours a day grazing on low protein, low calorie feed, such as pasture or hay.

They require ample opportunity to graze on pasture - ideally all day, every day access. Extended periods without access to grass can lead to gut ulcers and colic. Stabled horses should always be ensured large amounts of forage or pasture.

While grass and/or hay should make up the bulk of your horse's diet, not all pasture will be sufficient. Some pasture may even be too calorie-dense. Therefore, additional hard feed and forage is often required to maintain your horse's body weight and ensure a complete and balanced diet.

Only ever feed your horse a diet designed for horses. Dangerous food for horses include those that can cause toxicity, or lead to colic or gastric issues - these include lawn clippings, toxic plants, mouldy feed, large amounts of highly fermentable fruits such as apples, or sudden changes in diet. It is generally recommended to make any changes to your horse's diet gradually, over a couple of weeks.

For more information on horse nutrition, see our article Feeding guide for companion horses.

Author info: Dr Teagan Lever BVSc (Hons) - Pet Circle In House Veterinarian

Customer Declaration

Veterinary Diets are carefully formulated to assist with the treatment or management of a particular illness or condition. By purchasing this product, you acknowledge and agree the following is true and accurate:

  • I confirm that my pet was examined by a veterinarian who recommended the use of this product.
  • I understand that it is recommended that I seek veterinary advice at least every 6 months regarding the use of this diet.
  • I understand that I need to seek immediate veterinary advice if my pet's condition deteriorates while I use this product.