About Us

At Beyond-Soy Equine, we are committed to providing horse owners with thoughtfully formulated feeding options that align with a balanced diet. We believe that quality ingredients and a forage-first approach are key considerations in equine nutrition. Our goal is to offer feeds made without soy, unnecessary fillers, or excessive processing.

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Our Journey

Beyond-Soy Equine was founded with the vision of offering soy-free feed options with a focus on ingredient transparency. Recognizing a need for soy-free horse feeds, we developed a selection of fresh-milled rations designed to complement a forage-based diet.

Today, Beyond-Soy Equine specializes in soy-free feeds formulated with carefully selected ingredients. Our feeds are designed to work alongside a horse’s natural diet as part of a balanced feeding program.

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Our Approach

We focus on supporting balanced equine nutrition through carefully selected ingredients:

• Balanced Feeding – Formulated to complement a forage-based diet.

• Digestive Considerations – Includes prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics as part of a balanced diet.

• Soy-Free Approach – Uses whole food yellow peas instead of soy as a protein source.

• Safety and Quality Commitment – Manufactured in a Monensin-free facility with strict feed safety standards.

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Our Connection to the Community

Beyond-Soy Equine is committed to education, transparency, and responsible ingredient sourcing. We engage with horse owners through informational support and feeding insights, helping them make informed feeding choices.

As a women-owned, Indigenous business, we are proud to collaborate with First Nations communities, support sustainable farming practices, and promote local agriculture. By prioritizing responsible ingredient selection, we aim to contribute to a strong, sustainable future for horses and the land.

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Moving Forward Together

Beyond-Soy Equine is more than just a feed company. We are dedicated to providing soy-free feed options that align with a forage-based diet and responsible feeding practices.