Mandalong Stockfeeds

Mandalong Stockfeeds Here at Mandalong Stock Feeds we always aim to please with quality products and great service. Rabbit & Guinea pig supplies.

Family owned and operated in Morisset, NSW
Selling | Dog Food | Cat Food | Bird Seed | Poultry Food | Horse Food | Fencing | Fertiliser | Sheep | Cattle | Pig | Goat & more - Open 6 Days!!
*Everyday Low Prices* Stockists of - Mitavite, Prydes, Hygain, D&G, Barastoc Ridleys, Vella, Laucke Mills, Avi Grain, Purastock, Coprice, Supercoat, Whiskas, Friskies, Bonnie, Advance, plus much more. We also have a large supply of all your Veterinary supplies, minerals & supplements.

📢 Public Holiday Closure NoticeJust a friendly reminder that Mandalong Stockfeeds will be closed on Monday 8th June for ...
02/06/2026

📢 Public Holiday Closure Notice

Just a friendly reminder that Mandalong Stockfeeds will be closed on Monday 8th June for the King's Birthday Public Holiday.

We'll be back to normal trading hours on Tuesday and ready to help with all your feed, pet, livestock and equine nutrition needs.

If you're running low on feed, hay or supplies, make sure you pop in before the long weekend and stock up!

Have a safe and enjoyable long weekend from the team at Mandalong Stockfeeds 💚💙

Bovine Colostrum: Why Is It Gaining So Much Attention?Bovine colostrum is gaining traction in the animal health world, a...
31/05/2026

Bovine Colostrum: Why Is It Gaining So Much Attention?

Bovine colostrum is gaining traction in the animal health world, and it's not just horse owners who are taking notice.

More and more dog owners are adding bovine colostrum to their dogs' diets, and some veterinarians are now recommending it as part of a broader nutritional approach to support overall wellbeing. Dog owners commonly use bovine colostrum to support:

✔ Gut and digestive health
✔ Normal immune function
✔ Healthy skin and coat condition
✔ Recovery during times of increased physical demand
✔ General health and wellbeing

Horse owners are also beginning to discover the benefits of incorporating bovine colostrum into their feeding programs. While every horse is different, many owners choose to feed bovine colostrum to support:

✔ Digestive and gut health
✔ Nutrient utilisation from the diet
✔ Normal immune function
✔ Horses experiencing seasonal or environmental challenges
✔ Horses in training, competition, travel, or recovery periods

As a naturally nutrient-dense whole food, bovine colostrum contains naturally occurring immunoglobulins (IgGs), proteins, vitamins, minerals, and growth factors, making it a popular addition to a balanced feeding program across a range of animal species.

With interest continuing to grow among both dog and horse owners, it's easy to see why bovine colostrum has become one of the most talked-about supplements in recent years.

Now available at Mandalong Stockfeeds.

If you'd like to learn more about bovine colostrum and whether it may suit your animal, drop in and have a chat with our team.

www.mandalongstockfeeds.com

Not all hay is created equal 🌾🐴Different hay types can vary massively in protein, energy and fibre — and the “best” opti...
28/05/2026

Not all hay is created equal 🌾🐴

Different hay types can vary massively in protein, energy and fibre — and the “best” option really depends on the individual horse.

Here’s a simple breakdown of some common hay varieties we stock and where they may fit into a feeding program 👇

🌿 First Grade Lucerne
Typically leafy, softer and higher in protein and energy than grass hays. Often used for:
✔️ hard keepers
✔️ performance horses
✔️ growing horses
✔️ supporting weight gain and topline

Lucerne naturally contains quality protein, digestible fibre and higher calcium levels.

Despite popular belief, lucerne is not typically considered one of the highest sugar hays. In many cases, some grass hays cut at certain stages can actually contain higher sugar levels. Lucerne’s reputation for making horses “hot” is often more related to the additional calories and quality nutrition it provides rather than sugar content itself.

🌿 Second Grade Lucerne
Usually contains a bit more stem and slightly less leaf than first grade lucerne, making it a little lower in energy and protein overall.

Can still be a fantastic option for:
✔️ maintaining condition
✔️ mixing with grass hay
✔️ horses needing some added quality fibre without the richness of premium lucerne

🌾 Rhodes Grass Hay
A softer grass hay often chosen for:
✔️ good doers
✔️ horses needing lower calorie forage
✔️ horses requiring a more moderate energy intake

Rhodes can work well as part of a balanced, fibre-based diet and is often appreciated for its softer texture compared to some coarser grass hays.

🌾 Teff Hay
Teff has become increasingly popular for:
✔️ easy keepers
✔️ metabolic horses
✔️ horses requiring lower sugar/starch diets

Typically a fine, soft grass hay that can suit horses needing carefully managed calorie intake while still supporting fibre intake and gut health.

🌾 Oaten Hay
Generally very palatable and commonly fed across many types of horses. Nutritional value can vary a lot depending on when it was cut.

Can be suitable for:
✔️ maintaining condition
✔️ encouraging forage intake
✔️ adding variety to forage sources

Earlier cut oaten hay that still contains more grain can be higher in energy than later cut varieties.

🌾 Straw
Straw is very low in nutritional value compared to hay and is usually used more for:
✔️ bedding
✔️ adding bulk fibre in specific diets
✔️ slowing intake in some good doers

It’s important that straw is introduced carefully and fed appropriately, as it isn’t suitable as the sole forage source for most horses.

At the end of the day, the “best” hay depends on:
🐴 the horse
🐴 workload
🐴 body condition
🐴 pasture access
🐴 overall diet balance

And even within the same hay type, quality can vary from one batch to the next.

If you’re unsure what forage best suits your horse this winter, feel free to chat with us in store ❄️

📍 Mandalong Stockfeeds

One of the biggest things we see during winter is horses quietly starting to lose condition as pasture quality and avail...
26/05/2026

One of the biggest things we see during winter is horses quietly starting to lose condition as pasture quality and availability begin to drop off.

And often, the first adjustment that needs to happen isn’t adding more hard feed — it’s increasing forage intake. 🐴🌾

As grass declines, horses rely more heavily on hay to meet their energy requirements and maintain gut health. Fibre fermentation in the hindgut actually helps produce warmth, which is why adequate forage becomes even more important during the colder months.

For some horses — particularly older horses, Thoroughbreds, hard keepers, or those in regular work — winter may also be the time to reassess:
• overall calorie intake
• protein quality
• access to consistent forage
• vitamin and mineral balance

One nutrient that can commonly become lower during winter is Vitamin E. Fresh green pasture is the main natural source of Vitamin E in the equine diet, and once horses move onto predominantly hay-based diets, intake can reduce significantly.

Vitamin E plays an important role in:
✔️ muscle health and recovery
✔️ immune support
✔️ antioxidant protection
✔️ nervous system function

Depending on the individual horse and diet, this can sometimes be supported through carefully selected feeds or supplementation where needed.

Some options we often recommend or discuss in winter feeding programs can include:
🌾 higher fibre feeds
🌾 lucerne-based products
🌾 quality protein sources
🌾 oils for additional calories
🌾 Vitamin E support products where appropriate

Every horse is different, and winter feeding doesn’t always mean feeding “more” — sometimes it’s simply feeding smarter.

If you’re unsure whether your horse’s current diet is meeting their needs heading into winter, feel free to chat with us in store about feed options and nutrition support. ❄️

📍 Available in store at Mandalong Stockfeeds

🐴 HORSLYX MINERAL LICKS 🐴A simple way to help support daily nutrition, enrichment, and wellbeing — especially for horses...
22/05/2026

🐴 HORSLYX MINERAL LICKS 🐴

A simple way to help support daily nutrition, enrichment, and wellbeing — especially for horses that love to keep busy in the paddock!

We’ve got a range of Horslyx options available in store, including:
✔ Original Balancer
✔ Mobility
✔ Garlic
✔ Digestion

These popular lick tubs are designed to encourage slow intake while providing vitamins, minerals and targeted nutritional support depending on the variety chosen.

They’re also a great boredom buster for horses on restricted grazing or spending more time in the paddock during winter ❄️

Available now at Mandalong Stockfeeds

Which Horslyx flavour does your horse go straight for? 👇

🐔 WINTER LAYING TIPS FOR BACKYARD CHICKENS ❄️🥚Noticing fewer eggs lately? Don’t panic — it’s very common for laying rate...
21/05/2026

🐔 WINTER LAYING TIPS FOR BACKYARD CHICKENS ❄️🥚

Noticing fewer eggs lately? Don’t panic — it’s very common for laying rates to drop during winter. Shorter daylight hours and colder weather naturally slow production, but a few simple management tips can help support your flock through the colder months.

Here are a few things we recommend:

🥚 Feed a quality layer feed
Your hens need consistent energy, protein, calcium, and nutrients to maintain condition and support egg production during winter.

🥚 Don’t rely on scratch mixes alone
Scratch grains are great as a treat, but they shouldn’t replace a balanced layer feed — especially in colder weather when nutritional demands increase.

🥚 Keep fresh water available
Cold mornings can reduce water intake, but hydration still plays a huge role in laying and overall health.

🥚 Extra protein can help
During winter, moulting, or periods of reduced laying, adding some additional protein sources can help support feather condition and bodyweight.

🥚 Keep the coop dry and clean
Cold + damp conditions can create stress and increase health issues in backyard flocks.

At Mandalong Stockfeeds we stock a range of poultry feeds to suit backyard chickens, including quality layer pellets, mash, and grain options to help keep your flock happy this winter 🐓

Pop in store if you’d like help choosing the right feed for your hens!

You will find us at 201 Gimberts Rd Morisset - Enter via Freemans Dr!

🐾 Just a reminder — our Supervite Dog Food sale is still running at Mandalong Stockfeeds 🐾We’ve still got $4 OFF selecte...
19/05/2026

🐾 Just a reminder — our Supervite Dog Food sale is still running at Mandalong Stockfeeds 🐾

We’ve still got $4 OFF selected Supervite ranges while stocks last!

Included in the special:
🐶 Supervite Happy Dog
🐶 Gold Label Adult Chicken
🐶 Gold Label Adult Beef
🐶 Gold Label Active Kangaroo

✔ Australian made
✔ No artificial colours or flavours
✔ Great everyday options for adult and active dogs

If you’ve been meaning to grab a bag, now’s the perfect time to stock up and save 💰

🛒 Order online or shop in store
🚚 Local delivery available (conditions apply)
📍Available now while stocks last!
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AVAILABLE IN STORE 🐴💙These shallow no-tip feeders have quickly become a favourite around the horses at home, so of cours...
18/05/2026

AVAILABLE IN STORE 🐴💙

These shallow no-tip feeders have quickly become a favourite around the horses at home, so of course we had to bring them into store!

✔️ Wide, shallow design
✔️ Helps prevent feed tubs being flipped and thrown around the paddock
✔️ Great for horses that inhale their feed too quickly
✔️ Durable Aussie made design

Available now at Mandalong Stockfeeds
💲 $85 each

Trust me… if your horse treats feed tubs like toys, these are worth a look 😂

Winter can be tough on hooves. Mud, constant moisture, wet paddocks and standing in damp conditions can quickly lead to ...
18/05/2026

Winter can be tough on hooves. Mud, constant moisture, wet paddocks and standing in damp conditions can quickly lead to soft, smelly frogs, crumbly white lines and feet that just aren’t coping as well as they should.

One product I really like having on hand this time of year is Kevin Bacon’s Hoof Solution👌

This is a natural hoof dressing designed to help maintain the soles and frogs of the hoof in both shod and unshod horses. I especially like it for horses dealing with:

• Sensitive frogs
• Damp or smelly feet
• Chalky or crumbly white line areas
• Wet winter paddocks and muddy conditions

It’s also commonly used before applying pads or silicone packing.

Winter hoof care is about more than just picking feet out occasionally. Keeping hooves as clean and dry as possible, staying on top of trims, feeding a balanced diet, and supporting hoof health early can make a huge difference heading into the wetter months.

If your horse’s feet are starting to struggle this winter, pop in and chat with us at Mandalong Stockfeeds
— we’re always happy to help point you in the right direction 🐴

16/05/2026

🐴 More Than Just a Feed Store 🐴

At Mandalong Stockfeeds, we’ve always wanted to create a place where horse owners can come not only for quality feed and supplements, but also for genuine support and honest advice.

That’s why we’re so excited to now offer professional Equine Nutrition Consultations through our in-store nutrition service with Lorelle our Store Manager and In house Equine Nutritionist.

Whether you’re dealing with:
✔️ Weight loss or poor topline
✔️ Ulcer concerns or sensitive horses
✔️ Behaviour or energy issues
✔️ Feeding an OTTB or performance horse
✔️ Or simply feeling overwhelmed by feed options…

We can help take the guesswork out of feeding.

The best part? You can now access your feed, supplements, and personalised nutrition support all in one place. A real one-stop shop for your horse’s feeding and wellbeing 🐎

From quick diet reviews through to comprehensive feeding plans and on-property consultations, our goal is simple — practical, realistic nutrition advice that actually works for both horses and owners.

No gimmicks. No confusing jargon. Just honest support from horse people who genuinely care.

📍Available now through Mandalong Stockfeeds Equine Nutrition Services

📩 Book online or send us a message to chat about which option best suits your horse.

https://mandalongstockfeeds.com.au/equine-nutrition-consultation


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Address

201 Gimberts Road
Morisset, NSW
2264

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 1:30pm

Telephone

+61249732164

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