Belvoir Bed

Start the New Year saving with Belvoir Bed!

Strapped for cash but still want the best for your horse? Belvoir Bed could be your answer! As Belvoir Bed only sells to customers direct it enables prices to be kept to an absolute minimum, and with prices starting at just £4.90 (excluding vat) you can have fantastic bedding at a fraction of the cost!

Though initially it may not seem financially viable to purchase a pallet of bedding at one time the considerable savings mean that long term you can be saving almost 20% of your bedding costs per year. Every penny saved is a penny earned, and with stabled hours on the increase over the winter and the average price of shavings being over £7 it’s the perfect time to try something different!

Belvoir Bed is a simple way to save money and retain quality this winter and after the last few years of snow filled winters, can you risk being stuck without bedding or having to pay over the odds at the feed merchant?

Based on 4 bales to set up and an average of one bale per week, Belvoir Bed can cost you as little as £322 for the year including VAT. When compared to the cost of an average bale of shavings that would be a saving of at least £70! Times that by ten for a bigger yard and you could be looking at saving £700!

Not only is Belvoir bed cost effective, it is also quick rotting and easy to muck out and with its unique natural treatment of lemongrass and cade oil, the cosy bedding provides antibacterial and antifungal properties ensuring your horse’s stable is as hygienic as possible. The state of the art dust extraction process renders Belvoir Bed almost dust free and is ideal for performance horses or those suffering from respiratory conditions. For more information tel: 01772 877 897 or visit: www.belvoirbed.co.uk

Posted on 5 December 2011 | 9:04 am

Belvoir Bedding just got better!

Belvoir Bed is fast becoming one of the most popular bedding products to use on yards across the country and this isn’t solely due to an economical aspect. Using Belvoir Bed ensures peace of mind that horses are stabled in the most hygienic environment possible and thanks to the inclusion of a new and improved natural formula, the benefits just got better!

Belvoir Bed is made from a mix of wheat and rape straw, which works together to provide exceptionally absorbent bedding in traditional form. The raw material is passed through a state of the art dust extraction process to produce a clean and virtually dust free bedding which is ideal for performance horses and those suffering from respiratory problems.

Belvoir Bed has now re-formulated its existing treatment, which uses a natural, organic formulation to give ‘added extras’ and enhance the benefits of the cosy, traditional bedding. The principle ingredients are Lemongrass - a non-toxic and non-irritant plant offering a pleasant lemon smell without the potency of citronella - and Cade Oil, which helps retain this fresh aroma.

Both ingredients combine together to offer antiseptic, anti-parasitic and anti-fungal properties which helps repel insects, fight against bacteria and reduce moulds and spores. This exclusive formula is ideal for all yards especially larger establishments to help keep viruses at bay – such as flu and strangles - and can help keep equines content and free from insects and flies.

Belvoir Bed is quick rotting, easy to muck out and comfortable for your horse. Prices start at £4.90 + vat, Belvoir Bed can only be ordered direct enabling prices to be kept to an absolute minimum. To find out more information tel: 01254 677 786 or visit: www.belvoirbed.co.uk

Posted on 28 September 2011 | 3:26 pm

WIN a set of tickets to Blenheim Horse Trials

As proud sponsors of Blenheim Horse Trials for another consecutive year we are giving one lucky winner the chance to bag themselves a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Friday and Saturday of Blenheim Horse Trials on 8 - 10 September 2011.

All you need to do is email info@belvoirbed.co.uk with your name, address and day time telephone number and one winner will be picked at random after the closing date.

Entries close on Thursday 25th August. Good luck!

Posted on 16 August 2011 | 7:44 am