If you keep animals outdoors, you deal with three jobs that come back every season: keeping the field secure, keeping the stable and yard workable, and keeping unwanted guests such as rats, mice and flies out. This page brings those three worlds together, for the horse owner with one field behind the house just as much as for the smallholder with sheep, goats and chickens.
Three sections, three kinds of work
Field fencing covers everything that encloses a field: ZoneGuard electric fence energisers on mains, battery or solar power, tape, rope and wire, step-in posts, insulators and portable netting from brands including Euro-Netz. Under stable and yard you will find the tools for daily work: buckets and tubs, brooms, shovels and rakes, manure scrapers and floor squeegees, cleaning and disinfection, personal protection and winter supplies. The pest control section focuses on what you do not want in your yard: rodents, flying and crawling insects, moles and martens, birds in places where they cause a nuisance, and wood-boring insects in beams and sheds.
Which section fits your question?
- Fencing a new field: start with the energiser and the earthing, and only then choose tape or wire and posts. A powerful energiser with poor earthing gives hardly any shock on the wire. Start with electric fence energisers.
- Grazing sheep, goats or poultry temporarily: portable electric netting has the posts built in and goes up quickly.
- Freshening up the stable after winter: see stable cleaning and disinfection for brushes, cleaners and aids for a clean start.
- Gnawing marks near the feed: rat and mouse control has traps, bait stations and products for private use.
The year round in the yard
In spring, you walk the fence: replace broken insulators, re-tension sagging tape and clear grass from under the bottom wire, because vegetation touching the wire leaks current. From the first warm days, flies increase in and around the stable; for that there is a separate section for flying insects. In autumn, rats and mice look for shelter in barns and feed stores, so it pays to keep feed sealed and to check in good time. And for the cold months there are winter supplies for the stable, such as items to keep water and pipes usable.
What you deliberately will not find here
We do not sell wormers or other veterinary medicines for horses and livestock; for those you go to your vet. Nor do we offer professional rodenticide products intended only for professional pest controllers. Always use what we do stock according to the label. And electric fencing along a public road or path needs clearly visible warning signs, so passers-by know the fence is live.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find everything for electric fencing together?
Under field fencing you will find energisers, conductors, posts, insulators, netting and accessories such as testers and gate handles, each in its own category.
Are the products suitable for a small hobby farm?
Yes. Many items are designed precisely for a few horses, sheep or chickens: compact energisers, individual step-in posts, buckets and hand tools.
Do you sell rat poison for professionals?
No. We only offer products approved for private use, alongside traps and proofing. Use them according to the label.
Can I also buy wormers for my horse from you?
No, we do not sell them. Discuss worming with your vet.