Raviera Pro is 100% Pure Rape Straw that has been chopped, dust extracted and sterilised to provide the best bedding for the Equestrian market. Caviera Bedding has created this new sterilised bedding, designed for professionals who demand the very best. 99% of all spores, mould and allergens have been eradicated through our unique special process whilst maintaining the beddings structure, high absorbency values and softness.

Our unique process allows us to sanitise and deodorise our bedding without the use of chemicals or detergents leaving a fresh clean product. Examples of contaminants that are eradicated are listed below.

Raviera Pro, and all our other horse bedding products are supplied in highly compressed, non clumping 20kg bags. This means that you get a lot of bedding for your money and you’ll find that it goes a long way.

The sterilisation process removes 99% of bacteria and viruses such as:

• Listeria monocytogens
• M.D.R.A.B
• Salmonella
• Cold and Influenza
• M.R.S.A. NORA
• E-Coli 0157:H7
• Pseudomonas aeruginosa
• Staphylococcus aureus
• Clostridium botulinum

 Protein based Allergens such as:

• Dust Mites
• Dander
• Yeasts
• Pollen
• Moulds
• Fungus

As a result of its killing action on organic contaminants, our system is unmatched as a deodorising agent. Rather than simply masking odours with fragrance, we deodorise our bedding by destroying the source of the odour.

How to use Raviera Pro Oil Seed Rape straw horse bedding

Treat Raviera Pro, just as you would Raviera or traditional wood shavings. Scoop out droppings, remove any wet bedding and allow floor to dry if possible.  Top up your bedding as and when required.

Depending on how deep your horse’s bed needs to be, a totally new bed would take approximately 2 bales (12ft x 12ft stable/loose box, bedding covering approx half the floor area, with banking) or may be 3 if you prefer a bigger or deeper bed.

All horse bedding from Caviera is supplied ready to use, no preparation is required, simply open the bag.

Oil Seed Rape Straw horse bedding rots far quicker than wood shavings or wood pellets, so you’ll notice a difference in the size of your muck heap.