For over 40 years, Equine Products UK Ltd has been dedicated to supporting the health, performance, and wellbeing of horses around the world. Based in Newcastle upon Tyne, we combine decades of expertise with the latest advancements in equine nutrition to create high-quality supplements trusted by horse owners, trainers, and riders globally.
Our carefully developed range is designed to meet the varied needs of every horse — from joint care and digestion to coat condition, recovery, and overall vitality. With a reputation built on quality, consistency, and proven results, we are proud to play a part in helping horses live healthier, happier, and more successful lives.
All of our products are produced at a state-of-the-art, EU-approved facility operating to the highest quality and safety standards. This includes compliance with EU Feed Hygiene Legislation and rigorous testing programmes for heavy metals, dioxins, active ingredients and analytical constituents.
Every step of production follows a strict HACCP plan, and all raw materials are tested in an official FEI-accredited laboratory in Paris before entering the process — ensuring every product that reaches you is safe, consistent and of the highest quality.
Meet Our Sales Reps
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Amy Stone
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Alice Porter
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Jenny Rawlins
North West & Wales Sales Representative & Account Manager
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Marcia Thompson
Get expert insight from our very own, Briony Witherow MSc RNutr. FHEA
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Weeds and Poisonous Plants in Horse Pastures
Written by Briony Witherow MSc RNutr. FHEA Blog 1 of 2 on management of weeds in pasture. Good quality grass is the cheapest and healthiest feed source for horses, but... -
Hydration in Horses
Written by Briony Witherow MSc RNutr. FHEA Hydration is often overlooked in horse management, but it underpins everything from performance to gut health. Water makes up 60–75% of a horse’s... -
Understanding Your Horse’s Digestive System – Why physiology informs feeding
Written by Briony Witherow MSc RNutr. FHEA The more you understand about how your horse’s digestive system works, the easier it becomes to make informed feeding choices. From the teeth... -
Chewing in Horses – Managing restricted forage
Written by Briony Witherow MSc RNutr. FHEA Whether you’re facing summer drought, managing a good doer’s waistline, or reducing sugar intake for a laminitis-prone horse, restricted forage brings the same... -
Hedgerow Plants and Browse – Knowing your options
Written by Briony Witherow MSc RNutr. FHEA Hedgerow plants and browse can be a great way to add variety to your horse’s diet, encourage natural foraging behaviour, and provide additional... -
Succulents in the Horse’s Diet – More Than Just a Summer Treat
Written by Briony Witherow MSc RNutr. FHEA As horse owners, we’re always looking for ways to keep our horses happy, hydrated, and engaged—especially in warm weather when pasture quality may... -
Nutritional Management Plan of Muscle Myopathies in Horses
Written by Briony Witherow MSc RNutr. FHEA Nutritional Management Plan of Muscle Myopathies in Horses 1. Preventative Management Dietary Management Forage Selection: Choose mature hay or haylage with low non-structural... -
Long-Term Ulcer Prevention: A Holistic Approach
Written by Briony Witherow MSc RNutr. FHEA Preventing ulcers requires more than just dietary changes. A holistic approach considers stress reduction, management practices, and exercise routines. Minimising Stress Stress...
