Busselton Stockfeeds and Pet Supplies

10/10/2025

Now stocking 👏🏻
BlackHawk high meat kibble in 2kg and 10kg.
Provides your dog with high quality proteins to maintain strong, lean muscles and healthy skin. It is formulated to provide complete and balanced nutrition 🦴 🐶

08/10/2025

💥 Super Special 💥
$15 off all True Colours 20kg puppy and dog food. Limited time only, while stocks 🐶

07/10/2025

👀 Special Offer 👀
Advance All Breed 20kg on special.
Also, get a free storage tub with your purchase 🎉

06/10/2025

We are still clearing out the last of the winter rugs.
Dakota rugs up to $30 off.
Kozy rugs and combos heavily marked down.
HorseMaster canvas combos only $65.
Very limited sizes left. Get in quick and get a bargain for next winter 👏🏻

03/10/2025

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02/10/2025

Now stocking Equi-Solfen.
An antiseptic and anaesthetic spray, it’s perfect for treating superficial wounds 🤕

30/09/2025

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NEW FORMULA ACROSS OUR MUESLI RANGE:
We're excited to release our new and improved formulas across our equine muesli range. Hi-Performance Muesli, Oat Free Muesli and Horse Muesli now include Acid Buf™! Including Acid Buf in performance horse diets helps to protect gut health, particularly in horses on higher-grain or energy-dense diets.

❓So what is Acid Buf?
Acid Buf is made from the sustainably harvested calcified skeleton of red seaweed (Lithothamnion calcareum) and provides a unique source of highly bioavailable calcium and magnesium with superior buffering capacity.

This helps with stabilising the hindgut pH and maintaining this over a prolonged period of time, reducing the risk of acidosis and digestive upset, while also supporting optimal fibre fermentation and nutrient absorption.

The result? Improved digestive comfort, better feed efficiency, and more consistent performance.

The updated formulas are now in production, and we have updated our bags to reflect these changes. These products will be moving into the new style of bags which feature the icons and energy bars like you've seen with our Lupin Fibre Cubes, Lupin Fibre Boost and Calm Care Plus.

Our Hi-Performance Muesli is the first bag to changeover, and the other products will follow once we’ve used up our existing bag stock.

And guess what? We're not increasing the price with this formula change, so you get even more bang for your buck.

Notice anything else new? You might recognise sponsored rider Jodi Dunlop featuring on our Oat-Free Muesli bags, and 'Bustler' trained by Neville Parnham on our Hi-Performance Muesli bags. We've also updated the name of Horse Muesli to become Active Horse Muesli, to help customers choose the right feed.

For more information or if you have any questions, reach out to our team.

18/09/2025

Buy a bag of Advance dog food and receive a free tub to store it in! While stocks last so get in quick to make sure you get your tub 👏🏻

16/09/2025

20% off Rumble and Grumble frozen meals. Only the Chicken and the Kangaroo left. Nutritionally balanced and made in WA 👏🏻

15/09/2025

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Health alert - Cape Tulips (Moraea species):
While they may look like a beautiful wildflower, these highly invasive and toxic plants are primarily found in WA and are potentially fatal when ingested by horses. Cape Tulips have been spreading through horse paddocks recently and are prevalent through the south-west and Avon Wheatbelt.

What are they?
These perennials herbs reproduce through seeds and underground corms (like a bulb) and have distinctive flowers that can be orange, salmon pink or even yellow.

Why are they a risk for horses?
All parts of the Cape Tulip plant are toxic to horses and other grazing animals. They contain a toxin which directly impacts the horse's heart and can lead to heart failure. As little as 1kg of fresh plant material is considered a lethal dose, and the toxins remain active even when dry which make hay contamination a risk.

Cape Tulips are not palatable for horses, if their paddock is overgrazed, pasture is poor or they have no access to forages and hay, they can be tempted to consume the plant.

Symptoms:
As the toxin impacts the heart, the symptoms can include cardiovascular issues, gastrointestinal issues and neurological changes. The prognosis is poor and if you suspect they have ingested Cape Tulip, contact your vet immediately.

What can you do?
✅ Get to know what the Cape Tulip looks like and monitor your paddocks regularly.
✅ If it is present in your paddocks, start a management plan to remove it
✅ Avoid overgrazing your pastures
✅ Always buy hay from reputable suppliers
✅ Know your horse's normal and always monitor them for any changes in behaviour and health.

Thank you to Feed Your Steed equine nutrition, and for more information on Cape Tulips visit: https://weeds.org.au/profiles/cape-tulip-one/

12/09/2025

There’s some more wet weather rolling in! 🌧️ ⛈️ don’t forget to get in and pick up a bargain! Rugs are heavily reduced to clear. Limited sizes, only what’s in store so get in quick 🏎️ 💨

08/09/2025

The sale continues! Stock is heading out the door so make sure you get in quick to ensure you get the size your after.