Coconut meal for horses
When it comes to feeds for horses, coconut meal is probably one of the last things you’d think of. But this “cool” new feed is low…
Category: Horse Nutrition
Slow feeding: a more natural way to feed hay
The slow feeding movement has gained great momentum over the past few years as more and more people (and horses!) discover its benefits. Feeding hay…
Does your horse need grain?
We seem to automatically assume that all horses have to eat grain. Let’s look at what your horse really needs to stay healthy! Many people…
Rose hips
Roses belong to the same family as the apple and crabapple, so it is no coincidence that rose hips look like tiny apples. Rose hips…
Your horse’s hay
Assessing hay types and how they fit his needs. Hay is a major part of a horse’s feed intake. This means particular attention needs to be…
Holiday treat recipe
The festive season doesn’t have to be about overindulgence – here is a recipe your horses will love, and it’s good for them, too! The…
Holistic Veterinary Q&A
Talking with holistic veterinarian Dr. Hannah Mueller. Dr. Hannah Mueller is a 2004 graduate of Oregon State University, College of Veterinary Medicine. She strives to provide…
Meadowsweet
Meadowsweet is a mild yet effective anti-inflammatory herb. It has been used for several centuries to treat body aches and pains, including arthritis and joint…
Does your horse need to detox?
Detox diets are all the rage for people, so it’s no surprise we’re considering them for horses too. Let’s look at when your horse might…
Nutrition and temperament type
Do you know your horse’s temperament type? Knowing this can help you better understand his nutritional needs. Throughout the year, we have covered each of…
Selenium: facts and myths
We are often cautioned about feeding our horses too much selenium, but we rarely hear about the benefits of this essential trace mineral. Here’s why…
The slow feeding movement
Slow feeding is rapidly gaining in popularity, and no wonder. These tips will get you started and help you select the best slow feeder method for…