Why demeter feeds?

Silhouette illustration of a horse bit, showing the metal mouthpiece with two rings on either side.

Our founders recognised a gap in the market for premium horse feed that truly catered to the unique nutritional needs of horses. From the beginning, DEMETER has been driven by a singular vision: to provide equine nutrition with products that deliver unparalleled quality and performance, at a competitive price.

READ OUR HORSE FEED GUIDE

We believe that every horse deserves the best care and nourishment. Our commitment to excellence extends beyond our products to our practices, ensuring sustainability and ethical sourcing in everything we do. Each bag of DEMETER horse feed represents our unwavering dedication to quality and the trust that horse owners place in us.

OUR MICRONIZING ADVANTAGE

Micronizing is an infra-red cooking process used to improve the digestibility of grains for horses.

A black and white photo of a rural landscape with hay bales in a grassy field, surrounded by trees, with mountains in the background and a clear sky overhead.

A combination of moisture, heat and physical pressure is used to change the structure of starch (in a process known as gelatinization) and protein in the grains to improve their digestion in the horse’s small intestine. Grains digested in the horse’s small intestine provide the horse with greater nutritional value and don’t cause the diseases associated with grain overload into the hindgut.

DEMETER is the only Western Australian feed company to have a purpose built, equine-only feed micronization plant.

Because Micronized Grains are digested in the small Intestine they do not cause the behavioural problems associated with the hindgut fermentation of uncooked grains.

Micronized grains are suitable for:

A close-up image of a horse with a bridle, standing on a dirt or sand surface, possibly in a stable or riding arena. The photo is in black and white, capturing the horse's body, legs, and part of the surrounding environment.
  • Performance & working horses

  • Pleasure & pony club horses

  • Horses that need to gain weight

  • Growing horses & spellers

  • Aged horses or finicky eaters

  • Stud stallions & mares in or with foal

  • Horses in show or sale preparation