Angela Corner, AANHCP Barefoot Trimmer and Endurance rider |
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“As a barefoot trimmer I’m always on the lookout for the most suitable bedding for barefoot horses – both my own and my clients. Nedz Advance is the best bedding I’ve found. The unrivalled absorbency means that when horses are stabled their feet do not get damp by standing in wet bedding, which is vital for developing tough feet.
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Read more... [Angela Corner, AANHCP Barefoot Trimmer and Endurance rider]
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Geoff Billington - International Show Jumper |
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"Nedz Pro is a fantastic product - very absorbent and easy to use, it makes the stable environment clean and keeps dust to a minimum, which is vital for the respiratory function of my horses and so helps them to perform well at the top level."
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Read more... [Geoff Billington - International Show Jumper]
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Rebecca Whalley Business Development Manager |
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"We are pleased to be a main distributor for Nedz Bed covering the North West, Midlands and Wales. We began stocking Nedz Bed about 18 months ago. During this time we have seen sales of this innovative, cost effective product grow rapidly. "
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Read more... [Rebecca Whalley Business Development Manager]
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Trudy Goulding - Owner of End House Stud |
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"Keeps horses very clean, cost effective, and excellent for foaling on, good for dirty stallions, also used to loose house youngsters."
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Read more... [Trudy Goulding - Owner of End House Stud]
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Lorna Preston, Equestrian Advisor |
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"Since taking Nedz Bed into our stores, it has proved extremely popular and has become one of our best selling bedding products within a very short period of time. It is an excellent bedding product for use with all kinds of horses, including horses with respiratory problems, and is competitively priced with a first class delivery service.
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Read more... [Lorna Preston, Equestrian Advisor]
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Melissa Murphy MRCVS BVSc Aldington Equine Vets |
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"Nedz Bed is a wonderful product which in combination with other management changes can aid in the prevention/control of respiratory disease in horses."
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Read more... [Melissa Murphy MRCVS BVSc Aldington Equine Vets]
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Christina has used conventional straw bales for several years now but found it difficult to store as well as having a mountain of a muck heap that took up a lot of room, looked unsightly and cost a fortune to have removed several times a year. On top of this she found using straw contributed to dust levels in the American Barn style stable block, took ages to muck out and smelt strongly!
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Read more... [Christina Jones]
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