Feeding horses as naturally as possible will contribute to their optimal health and well being.
The following articles will guide you to make the best choice of what, why and when to feed, or how to solve behavior problems caused by feeding.
You can also learn more about feeding horses on the Nutrition and Slow Feeding pages.
Which mineral supplement is best for my horse?
Rather than offering a smorgasbord of nutrients in tiny amounts (the ‘everything but the kitchen sink’ approach), Balanced Equine mineral...
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The Art and Science of Feeding Horses with Carol Layton
Feeding horses is both an art and science so Carol Layton of Balanced Equine explains how common mineral deficiencies can...
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Restricting Forage is Incredibly Stressful
By Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. Owners of ponies with laminitis are often advised to ‘lock them up’ and only feed...
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You are training when feeding
You may not have ever thought of it this way, but every time you feed your horses, you are either...
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Over Feeding and Over Weight Equines
Learn more about the dangers of over-feeding your horse and how to tell if your equines are over-weight. Although many...
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Feeding Frenzy
With winter approaching and the drought conditions we’ve recently experienced in some areas, hand feeding our horses becomes necessary. Here’s...
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Huge Hay Bags To Make
Have you ever been annoyed at how much hay your horses waste when you throw it out on the ground...
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Making the Feed Go Further
by Cynthia Cooper With many parts of the world affected by weather extremes, feed for horses is getting more expensive...
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Aggressive Feeding Behaviour
“I’ve had my new mare at home now for just over a week and she is terribly aggressive at feeding...
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Paddock Pillows a real success!
‘Paddock Pillows’ are simply made from the plastic garden trellis you can buy from your local hardware/gardeing store. They are...
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Hay Feeders = less gorging and waste
While doing a spot of web surfing, I found the site of Swedish hoof trimmer, Ove Lind who has put...
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Why is there NO information at all on the internet on how to feed a foal Wholistically after weening?
Hi Ingrid,
There does seem to be a lack of good information on this topic but I did find these articles have good information from a reputable writer: equine wellness magazine
I hope this helps and I’ll look at adding this topic in the future. Please let me know if you find any other helpful resources.
Cheers, Cynthia.