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The perfect companion for stressful situations, Calmmunch by its high fibre nature will help keep your horse occupied with its delicious Timothy Hay, while providing magnesium, B vitamins, camomile and hops to support calm behaviour.

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Made with only the best ingredients, our Calmmunch fibre blocks are made from Timothy Hay. Fortified with carefully selected ingredients which are well known for their calming properties.

  • Camomile – traditionally used to help with nervous tension and support digestion.
  • Hops – traditionally used for restlessness or excitability.
  • Timothy Hay – naturally high in fibre and low in sugar, and super tasty!

Delivery charges are calculated based on the location of delivery, weight, and value of the order. Standard charges are:

For parcels up to 20kg: UK Delivery

  • Standard Delivery 2-3 Working Days Delivery (from dispatch) £4.99 for orders under £50 and placed before 2pm. (UK Mainland only. Excludes Highlands, Northern Ireland, and Islands)
  • FREE Delivery 2-3 Working Days Delivery (from dispatch) for orders over £50 and placed before 2pm. (UK Mainland only. Excludes Highlands, Northern Ireland, and Islands)
  • Scottish Highland & Islands Standard 4-6 Working Day Delivery (from dispatch) £7.99 (up to 15kg)
  • Next Day Delivery (from dispatch) £6.99 for orders under £100 and placed before 2pm. (UK Mainland only. Excludes Highlands, Northern Ireland, and Islands)
  • FREE Next Day Delivery (from dispatch) for orders over £100 and placed before 2pm. (UK Mainland only. Excludes Highlands, Northern Ireland, and Islands)

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Making a Difference

Heathy & Tasty

Made with Natural Ingredients

Suitable for All Horses & Ponies

  • Calm Munch Ingredients

    Composition:

    Timothy grass, high temperature dried (95%), alfalfa,  magnesium oxide, salt, camomile (0.3%), vervain (0.15%), hops (1%), rapeseed oil, vitamins.

    Analytical Constituents:

    Ingredients and nutritional value:

    Crude protein 9%

    Crude Oils and Fats 1.8%

    Crude Fibre 30%

    Crude Ash 7.8%

    Sugar 9.5%

    Sodium 0.4%

    Magnesium 0.5%

    Vitamin B1 (Thiamine mononitrate, 3a821) 125 mg/kg

    Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine hydrochloride 3a831) 50 mg/kg

    Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin) 500 ug/kg

  • Nutritional Quality Policy

    We take every care to source ingredients that are traceable from their origination through to the item you feed your horse.

    We only work with suppliers and manufacturers that have quality systems in place and share our interest in providing the best we can source. Where possible, we use human-grade ingredients as we wouldn’t expect any lesser quality for our horses.

    We sample and test ingredients for undesirable substances on a regular basis with accredited independent laboratories and use ingredients that are safe for competition use.

    As we work with natural products/ingredients, it can be a challenge to ensure consistency in appearance, and if any of our products are unsatisfactory we are always happy to discuss any situation that may arise – we continually aim to improve our products with the objective of making a difference to the quality of horse’s life.

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Inspiration behind the product

The Story

As a company focused on the horses’ wellbeing, we thought it was only right to look at the mental and nutritional wellbeing of our equine friends too!

Rather than just making 'a fibre block' suitable for all horses, including those prone to laminitis, we wanted to take it a bit further. With that the Munch Range was born, as a healthy snack with added benefits!

Calmmunch
Litemunch
Vitamunch Heavenly Hedgerow
Vitamunch Marvellous Meadow
Size
Grass Type
Fortified with
50% of average horses vitamin requirement
Ideal for
Suitable for Laminitis Prone
Can you feed soaked
Calmmunch

1kg

Timothy
Magnesium, B vitamins, camomile and hops
No
Stressful situations/anxious horses/travelling
Yes
Yes

Litemunch

1kg

Lucerne
Spearmint
No
Horses on restricted diet; digestion
Yes
Yes

Vitamunch Heavenly Hedgerow

1kg

Timothy
Rosehips & Hawthorn
Yes
All horses & ponies
Yes
Yes

Vitamunch Marvellous Meadow

1kg

Timothy
Red Clover & Nettle
Yes
All horses & ponies
Yes
Yes

FAQ's

Munch is based on fibre, the natural foundation of a horse’s daily diet.

Adding one or two to the daily diet will not cause digestive upset, in fact being based on fibre, adding Munch to the diet only adds more of what a horse is naturally designed to digest.

Yes, an individual Munch fibre block will soften and fluff up so that horses with poor dentition can easily bite into it. You can use warm water for to soak it for a treat in winter. Ensure soaked munch is fed immediately to prevent mould developing.

Munch will keep for up to a week after opening but should be stored in a cool dry place. Uncovered Munch will absorb moisture from the atmosphere and will soften and expand. If you have soaked munch it does need to be fed straight away.

Yes!

  • Munch can be used as part of the dietary management of horses and ponies at risk of, or prone to, laminitis.
  • Munch is low energy so can be used in low energy or restricted diets.
  • Munch is low sugar - low soluble carbohydrate diets are recommended for laminitis risk animals.
  • Munch is fortified – additional vitamins and minerals will top up reduced supply from a restricted diet.

Yes you can feed it just before riding. The rate of intake of Munch is relatively slow and so the volumes entering the digestive tract will be relatively low too.

a. The first issue with feeding a large meal before exercise is that it diverts blood flow from the extremities (i.e. muscles) to digestive tract. The little and often mode of eating of Munch means that this is not an issue.

b. A second issue is that large meals bind a lot of water which adds to the weight a horse is carrying, again the relatively low intake means that this is not an issue either.


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