Company Related FAQs
How are your shavings made?
All of our products are produced specifically for animal use. They are made from 100% pine and manufactured with specialized equipment that produces a soft, all-natural animal bedding. We use no by-products, chemicals or additives in our production process. When caring for your horse the smallest things can make a big difference. Your choice of stall bedding will have an impact on the health and performance of your horse. All Stall Master products are made specifically to keep your horse healthy, happy and comfortable in the stall. For more information see the link to our product brochure HERE.
Where can I purchase your products?
You can purchase our products at all Furst McNess / Central States dealers in Florida. We also have dealers in Saratoga, New York and Kentucky. We are wholesale only and offer export. You can Find a Dealer here
What are you doing in the area of environmental stewardship?
We take this responsibility very seriously. Our drying and packaging plant has some of the lowest emissions in the industry. All of our packaging and shipping materials are 100% recyclable. Lastly much of our product, when used, is recycled through manure composting. This creates high quality, all natural, organic soils that can be used for plants, vegetables and other beneficial agricultural uses. Here are a few links to information on composting your manure:
http://whatcom.wsu.edu/ag/compost/horsecompost3.htm
9 Steps for Composting Horse Manure
How to Compost Horse Manure Fast
Product Related FAQs
What type of bedding is best for horse respiratory health?
Low dust bedding is best for supporting healthy air quality in barns and stalls. Premium kiln-dried pine shavings help reduce airborne dust and ammonia exposure that can irritate a horse’s respiratory system.
Why choose kiln-dried pine shavings?
Kiln-dried pine shavings are cleaner, lower in moisture, and produce less dust than untreated bedding, helping create a more comfortable and healthier stall environment.
How often should horse stalls be cleaned?
Stalls should be cleaned daily to remove manure and wet bedding. Regular cleaning helps reduce bacteria, odors, moisture buildup, and potential hoof or respiratory issues.
Why is absorbency important in horse bedding?
Highly absorbent bedding helps keep stalls drier, controls ammonia odors, and creates a cleaner, healthier environment for horses.
Can bedding affect hoof health?
Yes. Wet or poorly maintained stalls can contribute to hoof problems such as thrush, cracking, and softness. Dry, clean bedding helps support healthier hooves.
How much bedding should be used in a horse stall?
Most stalls benefit from maintaining a consistent bedding depth that provides comfort, cushioning, and moisture control. The amount may vary depending on stall size and horse activity.