Thompson and Redwood

17 hours ago

Have you tried our FREE custom feed program? We recently received this message from Narelle, who had a custom feed program created for her endurance horse and his paddock companion:

"Huge thanks to Jill Davies for her advice and patience regarding diets for my two boys – one who is a very much loved paddock ornament and my endurance horse.

Jill provided me with detailed feeding advice for both boys and was on hand via email to answer any queries I had, no matter how trivial! A few months on and Jill is still happy to provide advice and assistance with not only feeds but supplements as well.

I have found the diet for my endurance horse especially successful with him having more ‘fuel’ in the tank for our longer rides (40k +) and many favourable comments from fellow riders on how good he looks and his amazing top line!

So lucky to have T&R producing great WA made products for our equine family members which are affordable, plus the assistance of a very knowledgable Jill Davies to guide us on feeding, both the athlete and leisure horse! I am so glad I utilised the service provided by T&R!"

All you have to do is fill out the form on our website, and Jill, our expert nutritionist will assess and send through your recommendations:
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Thompson and Redwood

2 days ago

🌧 A rainy day is not a day wasted! 🌧
Our team has shared some of their ideas for wet weather activities! Have you got any ideas? Share them with us in the comments below ⬇️

With all this rain hanging around, it might halt your plans for riding and training, but there are lots of things you can do to stay on track with your equine friends.

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Thompson and Redwood

7 days ago

It's Wednesday today, hump day! So here are four fun facts about animal humps...

1. Camel humps are for storage - just not water storage! A camel's hump actually stores fat, which can be used as an energy and nutritional source when food is scarce.

2. If a camel needs to draw from the stores in it's hump, the hump can become softer and droop down. It will soon return to normal once their food intake increases.

3. One of the identifying features of Brahman cattle (and many other Bos Indicus breeds) is their hump. Similar to camels, the hump is used for fat storage as an energy and nutritional reserve.

4. Brahman humps are actually a valuable meat source, as they are highly marbled (intramuscular fat content) and when cooked correctly, make a very tender, flavoursome beef option!

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Thompson and Redwood

1 week ago

LAST CHANCE TO ENTER OUR WINTER GIVEAWAY! Entries are closing THIS FRIDAY so time is running out!

In addition to the Winter Competition, our Horses' Birthday giveaway is closing tomorrow at 5pm, so make sure you get your entry in for that to win 2 x 20kg bags from our equine range.

You've got to be in it to win it!

Click the link below to enter our Winter Prize Pack Giveaway:
thompsonandredwood.com.au/win-a-winter-prize-pack-and-1-months-supply-of-feed

Click the link below to enter our Horses's Birthday Giveaway:
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