WHAT CAN YOU LEARN FROM A FEED TAG?
Commercially prepared, bagged, horse feed requires a feed tag. It’s the law, no exceptions….
Commercially prepared, bagged, horse feed requires a feed tag. It’s the law, no exceptions….
Hay is the primary component in the equine diet. In recent years with the increased incidence of metabolic disorders such as laminitis and insulin resistance the carbohydrate content of hay has come into question….
Let’s take a look at Vitamin E. Vitamin E is an important fat-soluble vitamin that plays several roles in the body…
Horses are grazing herbivores that live in herds when in their natural environment…
Forage, such as hay and pasture is critical for the health and well-being of all horses…
Several environmental conditions affect horses in the winter…
Fall is here! The leaves are changing, and the temperatures are cooling off. It’s hard to imagine that such a pretty time of the year could possibly be harmful to our horses…
An important measure of a horse feed’s value is its energy content. Energy density determines how much feed must be fed to meet an animal’s energy requirement…
Most horse owners spend countless hours choosing the right feed for their horses but don’t give the storage of that feed…
Everyone wants to see their horses with a sleek, glowing coat; the quality of a horse’s hair coat is directly related to his overall health…