GAWLER FODDER STORE
We stock and supply…
PET FOOD, HAY, SEED, CHAFF, SPECIALISED FEEDS FOR HORSES, DOGS, CATS, POULTRY, FISH, BIRDS, NATIVE ANIMALS, SHEEP, PIGS, CATTLE, ALPACAS, GOATS, RABBITS AND MORE!
To keep your pets and animals looking their best and in good health, we stock additives, supplements, medications, vet lines, bandages, wormers, grooming equipment, troughs and feeders.
We offer a range of garden supplies including mulch, fertiliser, potting mix and seed grains available to the small acre farmer during seeding season.
Gawler’s One-Stop Shop for Fodder, Horse, Animal & Farm Supplies!
OPEN Mon to Fri 8am – 5.30pm & Sat 8am – 1.30pm.
Closed 26/1/26, 9/3/26
A local family built business since 1979 and situated in a building which dates back to the 1870’s, Sanders Fodder is Gawler’s long established and well-known source of animal products and information. Supporting the community through sponsorship and volunteer activities we provide the benefits of shop local, buy local, stay local.
Along with a team of eager staff, Matthew Sanders, is keen to provide you with a superior quality of service and product. Come and meet the team for friendly service and advice.
FODDER & FARM
SUPPLIES & SERVICES
FARM SUPPLIES
- Electric Fence
- Herbicide
- Insecticide
- Pest Control
- Work Boots
GARDENING
- Mulch
- Fertiliser
- Potting Mix
HELPFUL SERVICES
- Order in Advance
- Home Delivery
- Trailer Parking
- Pre-Packing
- Leave & Load
MEET THE TEAM
Former owners of Sanders Fodder, Matthew and Jane Sanders, are overseeing the transition to new owners AIRR (Australian Independent Rural Retailers) to ensure the longevity of a family business which has serviced the Gawler community and surrounds for over 40 years.
Michael (Mick) has joined the team as branch manager, assisted by Mark a long term Sanders Fodder team member, who also drives our truck to pick up weekly supplies.
Chris, Caleb, Noah and Phoebe are rostered throughout the week and Saturdays as needed. Oliver fits Saturday work and some mid-week work around his studies. Echo the blue heeler keeps an eye on us all !
Ideally horses need 2 – 5 % daily of their bodyweight in fibre, This would usually be in the form of forage (pasture), cereal hay, chaff Some other forms of fibre are provided in packaged feeds and can be used to top-up in case of low supply or poor quality traditional fibre sources. Lucerne hay …
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