White Horse Bedding add budget pellet range- fantastic value!!

[Heather]

http://www.enlightenedequitation.com/ee/boards/index.php/topic,40590.0.html

£239 for 100 bags including VAT and delivery. I can fully compliment Stuart on his delivery, the carriers are absolutely brilliant, ring ahead the day before and then again just before they arrive 

Heather

[Wendy]

Great! 

[ash]

I've just had a delivery of this, and I can say that it is absolutely fantastic, in fact I prefer it to the 'Premier' stuff.   

[Heather]

Well thats good news, Ash!! Stuart will be delighted to hear!

Heather

[Romany]

We've recently tried it and I will be looking to try again.. but not 100% sold on it at present... what's the feedback on the actual product like???

[Heather]

Vicky did you read Ash's report on it on the Bedding sub forum? It is glowing!

[ash]

Vicky, I do a semi deep litter system with mine.  I laid 12 bags of the bedding to make a bed (on rubber mats in a 12x12 stable).  I remove the poo, and any big, obvious wet patches near the edge of the bed every day.  Then once a week I do a full muck out, re-lay the bed and put down 2 more bags of bedding (sometimes only one) and water it.

There is absolutely no smell whatsoever, there is no urine run off as it is all absorbed.  I waste far less bedding when I remove the poo, as the poo comes way without bringing a load of stuck bedding with it.

There is nothing running under the mats to collect maggots/smells etc.  I find the bedding pleasant and easy to work with, and the muck heap will be drastically reduced by using it.

I was previously using Equisorb which was roughly £7.50 a bag, and I would use a bag a week.  I used that for seven years, and thought nothing would beat it.

I now use 2 bags maximum of White Horse a week per horse, which costs less than a fiver, and the end result as far as I am concerned is better.  The bags are also tiny which means a pallet takes up less than half the room of the previous bedding.

I am really pleased with it.