Horse Feed

Step aside, old-school wheat bran mashes: check out this video and infographic from Lighthoof to customize a warm, slurpy mash to treat your horse this winter! Occasional or daily mashes have numerous benefits for horses, including getting your horse to drink more water and supporting digestive motility. Plus horses love them! Enjoy these mash ideas...

As you take care of your horses, does it ever interest you to give them sweet feeds? Will the food help your horses or make them have bad health? Well, here we’ll talk about the

Feeding your horse seems like an obvious part of your job, but doing it properly isn't as easy as it seems. Make sure you're following these rules.

Maybe a strict feeding schedule for horses is a bad idea. Ideally, there is no schedule because there is always forage available.

Tips and tricks to save you time and money feeding your horses!

What is the best senior horse feed for weight gain? Your horse doesn’t have to be considered a senior to be on a senior branded horse feed.

For retired horses standing in the field all day, grass may supply all the nutrients needed for energy and tissue maintenance. If a horse does much more than this, however, it might need feed supplements to make up dietary deficiencies related to training, performance, or reproductive state.

Think horse manure is gross? Horse owners know lots can be learned from poop! Learn all about horse manure.

Horses love to eat…and eat…and eat. As natural grazers, most of their day is spent nibbling grasses. If your horse doesn’t have access to fresh grass, it is important to provide him with good quality, clean hay. But how much hay should you feed your horse? After consulting several veterinary […]

Michigan horse owners may need to consider feeding different types of hay this winter and early spring.