Feed Ingredients

Soaking hay affects its nutritional value in a time-dependent manner. Read more

A “complete feed” is different than a traditional fortified feed. “A complete feed contains both the concentrate and forage portions of Read more

“According to one study*, so-called ‘designer steroids’ can be hiding in your horse’s supplements,” explained Catherine Whitehouse, M.S., a Read more

Owners are advised to choose a quality oral joint health supplement produced by reputable manufacturers to avoid poor-quality supplements. Read more

Proteins are made up of chains of amino acids. Many of the individual amino acids have to be consumed from Read more

Forage requirements are easily met, especially if horses are allowed free-choice access to good-quality pasture or hay most of Read more

Being a little heavy-handed with mineral supplements can cause more issues than it solves. Read more

Many horse owners shy away from feeding corn directly from the field because it might be infected with certain Read more

A full measure of patience comes in handy when looking for ways to best nourish skinny horses. Patience not Read more

Reed sedge peat moss is a natural product that is composed of partially decomposed moss and other plant vegetation Read more