sweet feed

Seasonal changes, your horse’s workout schedule, and their body condition can be some of the reasons a change in feed is necessary. You may need to increase or decrease the amount or even change the type of grain altogether. All changes to your horse’s food should be done with care. Their digestion system is sensitive!...

Oftentimes, forage like grass and hay are not enough for your horse’s diet. Sweet feeds and pellets are introduced for extra minerals and vitamins. Known as concentrates, these grains address deficiencies, boost performance horses, and support pregnant mares. They do come with some drawbacks though. It’s important you know the pros and cons! Pros of...

Most horse owners have good intentions when they create a diet for their horse. Unfortunately, many people make mistakes when deciding the quantity and frequency of their horse’s meals. No one wants an unhealthy horse, so it’s important you avoid these common pitfalls. 1. Overfeeding: A horse that overeats is at risk for obesity and...

Don’t be the reason your quick eater chokes! Most have seen it, the horse that bolts inside and gobbles down his grain like it’s his last meal. This horse is usually done before all the others. It’s natural for him to want to eat, but it’s also in his best interest to consume grain and...