Thunderbrook Organic Herbalite 12.5kg - Free P&P

Thunderbrook Organic Herbalite 12.5kg

A light, certified organic herbal feed specifically designed for good doers, native breeds, and horses prone to weight gain. Thunderbrook Organic Herbalite combines organic oat straw, organic hay, and organic herbs — including mint and fennel seed — to provide a low-calorie, palatable feed that satisfies the need to chew without adding significant calories.

Key Benefits

• Certified organic ingredients — organic oat straw, organic hay, organic mint, and organic fennel seed
• Low calorie — specifically designed for good doers and horses prone to weight gain
• Organic herbs — mint and fennel seed for palatability and natural health support
• High fibre — supports digestive health and provides chew time without excess calories
• No artificial additives — certified organic throughout
• Suitable for native breeds & good doers
• Free P&P

FAQ

Is it suitable for horses with laminitis?

Organic Herbalite is a low-calorie, high-fibre feed designed for good doers. Always check the full nutritional analysis on the label and consult your vet before feeding to horses with laminitis or other metabolic conditions.

What does ‘certified organic’ mean?

Certified organic means the ingredients are grown and processed according to strict organic standards, without the use of synthetic pesticides, fertilisers, or GMOs. Thunderbrook’s organic products are certified to ensure full traceability and integrity.

How does it differ from Thunderbrook Healthy Herbal Chaff?

Organic Herbalite is a certified organic, low-calorie feed specifically for good doers and weight management. Healthy Herbal Chaff is a herb-enriched chaff suitable for a wider range of horses as a feed addition. Choose Organic Herbalite for horses on strict calorie restriction.

Can I use it as a hay replacer?

Organic Herbalite is a low-calorie herbal feed designed to be fed alongside hay or haylage, or as a partial hay replacer for horses on restricted diets. For horses that cannot eat long-stem forage, consult your vet or equine nutritionist.