feeding

It’s not always as simple as throwing a bale of hay to your horse. Most horses need a customized feeding program that suits their age, work load, size, among other things. It’s important you meet their nutritional needs in order to keep them conditioned and healthy. These tips will help! Dos and Don’ts of Feeding...

At one point or another, you might have wondered what type of feed famous trainers and riders use. Their horses are usually in excellent condition with shiny coats and lush manes. Clinton Anderson‘s horses are a prime example of this! Here’s your chance to take a peek into his feed room. Clinton Anderson’s Feed Room...

An overweight horse is considered unhealthy. They’re at a greater risk for laminitis, stressed-related conditions, arthritis, among other things. Ponies and certain breeds of horses are more prone to obesity. As their owner, it can be difficult to manage these easy keepers. They seem to love to eat! Tips for Overweight Horses Unfortunately, most people...

Most horse owners have come across an impatient horse during feeding. They paw, pace, holler, and even rear in order to get their grain. In time, they develop a nasty habit that grows in intensity. Before you realize it, you have an aggressive and dangerous horse! Feeding the Impatient Horse Be prepared to put in...

Most horse owners are familiar with beet pulp. It arrives in a dried and shredded form that can be soaked. Your average feed store sells this affordable product, making it a to-go for many people. You’ll commonly see it in many barns around winter! Top Benefits of Beet Pulp 1. It can be used for...

One of the biggest expenses to horse ownership is feeding them. Hay, grain, and supplements can quickly deplete your bank account, but it’s not like you can skip feeding your horse. The good news is there are ways to cut costs and keep your horse healthy. 1. Buy in bulk: Try to buy your hay...

The answer in short – yes! This tiny seed, also known as linseed, can be very beneficial. However, there are certain precautions that should be taken before adding it to every meal. First of all, flaxseed is easiest to feed, store and keep fresh when it’s purchased already ground up. Finding a feed store that...

Inexpensive and beneficial, beet pulp has been used in the horse industry for a long time. It can help horses gain weigh, especially through the winter months. It’s also a great source of fiber and provides a slow release of energy. Overall, it may be something worth adding to your feed room! What is beet...