We are often asked what the difference is between British Horse Feeds two mash feeds Speedi-Beet and Fibre-Beet. Here is an in depth look at both, which explains not only the differences, but also the similarities and why each can be a good fit for different situations and the individual needs of our horses and ponies.Speedi-Beet: The Nutrient-Rich, Starch-Free ChoiceSpeedi-Beet is a highly nutritious, quick-soaking beet pulp feed, made exclusively from high-quality British beet pulp. Our patented cooking process creates a unique product, unlike any other horse feed.Why choose Speedi-Beet?High in Soluble Fibre: Rich in easily digestible fibre, providing slow-release energy.Low in Sugar and Starch: Safe for laminitic horses and those with EMS and Cushings.No Added Molasses: A healthier, natural alternative 95% sugar free.Perfect for varying horse types: Great for slowly filling up overweight horses and good doers whilst remaining low in calories, with around six megajoules of energy in the soaked feed.Increased chew time: The digestive system functions best when chew time is longer and on a more continuous basis.Added fibre boost: Can be fed as complimentary fibre base for hard feed.Great hay replacer: If you have a veteran horse that struggles to chew long fibre such as hay, you can increase the amounts of Speedi-Beet to ensure your horse still gets enough fibre to keep his gut working efficiently.Fast soaking: More hygienic than other traditional sugar beet feeds ready in 10 minutes.Great winter feed: can be made with warm water in wintery weather to help hydrate and warm the core of your horseFibre-Beet: The Ultimate Conditioning FeedFibre-Beetis a conditioning feed with a carefully formulated combination of Speedi-Beet and alfalfa supplemented with biotin, sodium and calcium.You have got all the super benefits of Speedi-Beet with its elevated level of easily digested soluble fibre for slow energy release, along with low starch and sugar.Why Choose Fibre-Beet?Optimal Nutrient Profile: A balanced blend of essential amino acids, vitamins, and minerals for optimal health and performance.Slow-Release Energy: High in easily digestible soluble fibre for sustained energy without spikes.Low Starch and Sugar: Particularly good for horses prone to Gastric Ulcers and can be fed for condition to horses with issues such as EMS and Cushings as part of a balanced diet.Enhanced Digestion: The natural combination of multiple fibres promotes healthy digestion.Versatile Feeding: Can be fed in larger quantities than Speedi-Beet, making it an excellent choice for conditioning and weight gain.Having Speedi-Beet as part of the formulation of Fibre-Beet means you still get all the benefits of Speedi-Beet, making the two products similar in many ways. However, Fibre-Beets additional conditioning advantages makes choosing what is best for your horse quite simple. Speedi-Beet for fibre and maintenance, Fibre-Beet for fibre and conditioning. Remembering always that fibre needs to form the base of all your feeding regimesThink Fibre First!To learn more about the difference between Speedi-Beet and Fibre-Beet watch here:For tailored feeding advice on how you can include Speedi-Beet or Fibre-Beet to your horses diet, please contact the team on 01765 680300The post BHF Nutrition What is the difference between Speedi-Beet and Fibre-Beet? appeared first on British Horse Feeds.