vitamins

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...

More and more horse owners are turning toward holistic alternatives, including their horse’s diet. What you should feed and how often are big questions. It’s best to look at how your horse’s digestive system works and build their diet around that. A Holistic Approach Dr. Angelique Barbara shares a short video on some basic guidelines...

Apple season is almost in full swing. You’re not the only one excited for the sweet taste of apples. Actually, your horse is probably a bigger fan of this delicious fruit than you are! The good news? This sweet, sugary fruit is great for horses! So, tell your horse to calm down because no one...

Dandelions will shortly begin covering your fields this spring and summer. They are a common yellow plant that many have mistakenly labeled as a bad weed. However, horse owners are beginning to realize they can be used as a powerful medicine to treat various aliments. Check out how useful this plant can be in your...

Many people assume that weeds are something you don’t want in your horse fields. While it is true that you don’t want pastures overrun with them, there are quite a few weeds that are actually healthy for your horse. What’s most important, is that you identify good verses toxic plants. You should know what your...

The grass is disappearing and you have a few bales of last year’s old hay sitting in your loft. Should you feed it to your horse? Before you throw away hay that’s a year or two old, do some research. It might actually be completely fine to feed to your horse. You’ll have to thoroughly...

If you’re looking for an alternative for certain health conditions, beer for your horses isn’t a bad idea. Maybe Toby Keith was onto something! Whether it’s safe for your horse depends on your unique situation. It is always important to consult your veterinarian before making any decisions. It’s a bit of an old wise tale, but...