EquiSoy | Palatable Protein for Condition & Topline

Sale price£75.00 5.0

The whole bean, and nothing but the bean.

Some tubs need a long label. This one needs a sentence: Australian-grown soy beans — whole, debittered, milled to an oral-grade flour, full-fat so the natural oils stay in. It's the protein we reach for when a horse needs support to hold condition and topline, it's palatable enough to talk a fussy eater into finishing the rest of his dinner, and we rate it highly enough to use it as an ingredient in our own formulas.

100% full-fat, debittered soy flour — oral grade, GMO-free, no hulls

Protein and essential amino acids — building blocks that support muscle condition and topline

Naturally rich in omegas 3, 6 & 9 — helps maintain a glossy coat and condition

Australian grown & made · HACCP-certified, Feedsafe-accredited facility

From 75p a day.

Size: 5kg

What is EquiSoy?

One ingredient, chosen properly

EquiSoy is 100% full-fat soy flour: Australian-grown soy beans, debittered for taste, milled to a fine flour, and produced to oral grade — the standard applied to food for people, not the one applied to feed. It's rich in protein and essential amino acids, with the bean's omega 3, 6 and 9 oils still naturally in place. No hulls, no fillers, no second ingredient.

Know your soy — flour is not meal

Most of the soy a horse ever meets is soybean meal: what remains of the bean after the oil has been pressed out for other uses, ground and sold into the feed trade. Nothing sinister about that — it's a perfectly ordinary feed ingredient doing a perfectly ordinary job. It's just not this. EquiSoy is the whole bean with its oil still in — which is exactly where the omega 3, 6 and 9 fatty acids live — held to oral (human-consumption) grade rather than feed grade. 'Full-fat' on our label isn't a flourish; it's the difference between the whole bean and what's left of one.

Where it fits in the bucket

Reach for EquiSoy when the ration needs more quality protein than forage alone is offering: the horse in work whose topline you're supporting, the native wintering out, the older friend who does better with a bit more in the bucket, the fussy eater whose dinner needs to smell like a good idea. Muscle is made from amino acids, and correct work is what shapes it — EquiSoy's job is making sure the raw materials are there when the schooling asks for them. And if the name rings a bell from our other labels, well spotted: EquiSoy is an ingredient inside Topline and ElectroPlus too. We wouldn't put it in our own formulas if we didn't trust it.

What it does

Tap any benefit for the detail.

Soy is one of the best plant proteins there is — a strong spread of the essential amino acids a horse can't make for himself, including lysine, the one forage-based diets most often run short of. EquiSoy supplies it as a single, traceable, Australian-grown ingredient.

Topline comes from correct work shaped by good feeding — no tub does it alone. EquiSoy provides the protein and essential amino acids that support muscle condition and topline in horses in work, so the schooling has something to work with.

Full-fat means the bean's natural oils are still in the flour — omegas 3, 6 and 9 — alongside useful energy density. Together they help maintain condition and a glossy coat, which is generally the first place good feeding shows.

Raw soy has a bitter edge; ours is debittered, which turns it into something horses genuinely enjoy. Plenty of customers use a scoop of EquiSoy to make the rest of the bucket disappear too.

EquiSoy is produced to oral (human-consumption) grade from GMO-free Australian beans, with no soy hulls and no fillers, in our HACCP-certified, Feedsafe-accredited facility. One ingredient — and the whole label to prove it.

A straightforward whole-food protein that suits all sorts: horses in work, youngsters, broodmares with foals at foot, and good friends at rest or turned away for winter who need help holding condition. If you're not sure it's the right fit, our free nutrition advice team will tell you straight.

Comparing joint supplements? Read the labels together

Two tubs can both say 'joint support' and contain very different things. Our advice is the same as ever: turn them around. Three things to compare — what's actually added, how concentrated the extracts are, and what a day costs at the recommended feed rate.

Feature EQUISOY full-fat soy flour EQUISOY full-fat soy flour Typical feed-grade soybean meal
What it is The whole debittered bean, milled to flour What remains of the bean after the oil is extracted
Natural oils (omegas 3, 6 & 9) Retained — that's what full-fat means Largely removed with the oil
Grade Oral (human-consumption) grade Feed grade
Soy hulls None May be included — check the label
GM status GMO-free, Australian grown Varies — check the label
Role A single-ingredient conditioning protein you dose yourself A protein component inside a compound feed
Accreditations HACCP · Feedsafe · Australian Made Varies — check

Descriptions in the right-hand column are drawn from standard feed-industry definitions and published feed labels, kept general on purpose. We'd genuinely rather you read both labels than took our word for it.

What's Inside?

Key bio-available ingredients

100% full-fat soy flourThe entire ingredients list. Australian-grown soy beans, debittered and milled whole, so the protein and the natural oils arrive together. When one ingredient is doing all the work, its quality is everything — which is why ours is oral grade.
The protein & amino acidsSoy carries a strong spread of the essential amino acids — including lysine, the one a forage-based diet most often runs short of. They're the building blocks the body draws on for muscle condition and topline; the work your horse does decides where they go.
The natural omegas 3, 6 & 9Present because we never pressed them out. These fatty acids help maintain skin, coat and condition — the glossy finish that makes people ask what you're feeding.
DebitteringRaw soy tastes bitter; debittered soy tastes like something worth eating. A gentle process, and the reason EquiSoy doubles as encouragement for picky eaters.
What's not insideNo soy hulls, no fillers, no flavourings, no preservatives, no second ingredient. If it isn't the bean, it isn't in the tub.

A proper scoop, not a pinch

Mix well into slightly damp feed.

500kg+ 100g per day 2 level scoops
300kg 50g per day 1 level scoop

Not sure which rate fits your horse? Ask our free nutrition advice team.

When does my horse need EquiSoy in their bucket?

The moments it was made for...

  • Condition needs building the raw-materials way
  • Topline work is underway and the protein should keep up
  • The poor or fussy eater who needs palatable protein
  • A senior holding condition through the winter
  • Broodmares with demands to meet

What it actually costs

From 75p a day. A 5kg tub is £75 — 1.5p a gram — so a 300kg pony at 50g gets 100 days from a tub, and a 500kg horse at the full 100g gets 50 days at £1.50 a day. As conditioning support goes, that's genuinely economical: less than a coffee, for the protein quality a topline is asking for.

Could we make it cheaper? Only by swapping the whole bean for what's left of one — and then it wouldn't be EquiSoy.

Available in a 5kg tub.

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Condition, on autopilot

EquiSoy works by being in the bucket every day, which makes it a natural subscriber: a fresh supply arriving on your chosen rhythm, made in our just-in-time batches — never warehouse-aged — with £2 delivery per pouch. Swap, pause or cancel whenever you like.

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