AllBreeds Stockfeeds

We are so excited to be supporting these events! What an amazing opportunity for the equestrian community to come together in a supportive, relaxed and fun environment to learn new skills, meet new friends and speak with professionals in their chosen fields for the betterment of our equine partners! How lucky are we to have such knowledgable people to learn from!

⭐⭐⭐ 𝗠𝗔𝗝𝗢𝗥 𝗦𝗣𝗢𝗡𝗦𝗢𝗥 - 𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗘𝗗𝗦 𝗦𝗧𝗢𝗖𝗞𝗙𝗘𝗘𝗗𝗦 ⭐⭐⭐

A huge thank you to All Breeds Stockfeeds for coming on board as a major sponsor of The Equine Collective.

Based right here on the Sunshine Coast, All Breeds Stockfeeds is a proudly family-owned business passionate about quality nutrition, genuine customer service and supporting the local equine and farming community. Their values of care, connection, quality and community align so beautifully with what The Equine Collective is all about.

We are incredibly grateful for their support, including special gifts for our presenters and a very generous lucky door prize for our lucky horse/rider participants.

If you haven’t already, be sure to check out All Breeds Stockfeeds for advice from their knowledgeable staff, premium feed, hay, chaff and equine supplies, backed by friendly service and a genuine passion for animal wellbeing. They are amazing!!

Thank you All Breeds Stockfeeds.

AllBreeds Stockfeeds

Closed Monday the 4th for Labour Day 🎉
Open Saturday and Sunday 8-12
And back on board Tuesday at 8am!!
Hope everyone has a great long weekend!!

We will be Closed Saturday 25th April to pay our respects this Anzac Day.
Reopen as normal Sunday 8-12

It's Easter Time 🐰
Time for family, friends and feasting!!
We will be open Saturday 8-12
But closed Friday, Sunday and Monday to spend some quality family time together 💗
We will see you all Tuesday from 8am-
We hope all of our customers have a great long weekend ❣️

Do you use the amazing Hidden Fence System to keep your pets safely contained?
We are proud to announce we now stock replacement batteries for these systems if you ever get stuck!!
Open 7 days so no matter when you need it we are here to save the day 🥰

We hope everyone has a great new years!!
No better time to reflect on the year that was and plan for the year that will be 🎉
Thankyou all so much for supporting our crazy little family this year!
We love the like minded community we have built over the past few years, your all much, much more than customers to us!! Your the reason we keep going, the reason we love doing what we do and the reason we always aim higher every year!
We have some very very exciting things planned for 2026 🎉🥂🎆
We will be back on the 2nd of January 8-5.
If we don't see you tomorrow we will see you all in 2026 🥳

A fabulous read from Karly at Stable-Ised Equine on the risks of Iron Overload- we are noticing a huge increase in people feeding mineral supplements containing huge amounts of added Iron- an extremely outdated way of thinking!
Excessive Iron causes all sorts of issues- from poor coat and hair health, hoof issues, metabolic and performance issues as well as organ damage especially affecting the liver.
Click the link below and also check out her Irony of Iron post where she explains everything perfectly in layman's terms!
And for the love of your horse- check that your premixed feeds and supplements do not contain added Iron. Our soils and bore water sources here on the coast are more often than not- already extremely high in naturally occurring Iron.
There are quite a few amazing mineral supplements on the market which contain no added Iron which is what we should always be striving for!

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☝🏼 𝙇𝙚𝙩’𝙨 𝙄𝙧𝙤𝙣 𝙏𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙨 𝙊𝙪𝙩

⚖️ I completely understand that an Equine Nutrition Consultation where someone such as myself is able to tell you what to feed your horses and exactly how much is not always possible, and that’s absolutely okay. I do try my hardest to share free and useful information resources on my social media platforms, however there seems to be some basic feeding protocols that are continuously overlooked or ignored so perhaps I need to be a little more direct in my topics of choice.

💠 Today I would like to briefly but concisely talk about iron. Please, for the love of your horse, if you are the one deciding what premixed feed or supplement you are giving them, stop selecting ones with added iron. Just stop.

🐴 Only yesterday I was looking at a couple of diets for a client who was feeding a “complete” vitamin and mineral balancer. Once I put the numbers down on paper and looked at what this supplement was providing in terms of iron versus competing trace elements such as copper and zinc relevant to the rest of the intake, the recommended daily intake of iron for both of these horses was exceeding 700%.

🌱 Horses are 99.999999% of the time over-supplied iron by their base diets of forage and supplementary feed ingredients. It’s unavoidable and the reason why we need to supplement more copper and zinc than just the base recommended daily intake (RDI). Now, there is a difference between naturally occurring iron (unavoidable) in raw ingredients and added iron (careless, outdated) in premixed feeds and supplements, so don’t be afraid to ask your feed/supplement manufacturer which type applies to their product. Hot tip: All Stable-Ised Equine supplements contain zero, zilch, nada added iron.

💢 Unless the horse has suffered a significant bleed, there is zero necessity to feed an iron supplement. Even when blood panels come back as the horse being “anaemic,” this is rarely because the diet is deficient in iron, it’s likely because the horse has suffered a bleed, has bleeding ulcers, has a large parasite burden, or has an underlying illness, disease, or virus. Adding iron to an “anaemic” horse’s diet (unless it has suffered a bleed) is not treating the cause and only, maybe, the symptoms.

🐎 So, if there is one thing you do today or tomorrow, let it be confirm that your premixed, complete, fortified, balanced, whatever it is vitamin and mineral source of choice for your horse has NO added iron.

📸 Some classic examples of iron overload or iron, copper, and zinc imbalances featured below (four different horses, four different clients):