Magic Cushion is one of the top 5 productd Farrier’s recommend. Well for starters, farriers love it—or at least hold it in high regard. So high, it is one of the top 5 products that they recommend. It starts to Read more…
Molasses is used a lot in horse feeds as it has a number of significant advantages. Molasses contains 50% sugar. Because horses have a sweet tooth, feed with a little bit of molasses is very tasty. Is blackstrap molasses OK Read more…
Readigrass is ideal for horses with limited access to fresh pastures or to supplement, or completely replace, poor quality hay with a low nutritional value. Friendly Readigrass is also enjoyed by rabbits and other small animals. Can you feed ReadiGrass Read more…
Readigrass is ideal for horses with limited access to fresh pastures or to supplement, or completely replace, poor quality hay with a low nutritional value. Friendly Readigrass is also enjoyed by rabbits and other small animals. How much Readigrass should Read more…
Cellulase is the enzyme that breaks down cellulose, the main component of plant fiber. The horse produces no cellulase since this is the job of the bacteria living in the hind gut. Supplemental cellulase will improve fiber digestibility. What kind Read more…
For the same reasons, we do not recommend feeding lucerne to laminitic horses. The advantage of its lower NSC content (than grass), is overwhelmed by its high potassium and crude protein. Can laminitic horses have Lucerne? For a laminitic prone Read more…
You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink. Can lead a horse to water but can’t make it drink? Possible meaning: You can show people the way to find something or to do something, but Read more…
Is it OK for your horse to consume them? Dandelions (Taraxacum officinale) are not known to be toxic to horses. How much dandelion do you give a horse? Feeding Rate: Several handfuls of fresh leaves daily, or 4 – 5 Read more…
By adding CREATINE to your horse’s diet you can expect to aid in increasing endurance, overall work potential, increased muscle speed, as well as a gain in lean muscle mass and size. By saturating muscles with creatine, the muscles become Read more…
Comfrey is a powerful herb which supports and encourages the natural healing of bones and connective tissues in horses. Comfrey may also aid digestive and respiratory health. Not to be fed long-term. Feeding Guide. Weight of Horse/Pony Amount per day Read more…