Nutritional Articles

Horses are known for being trickle-feeders, but how much can you actually feed in one meal?

The onset of autumn for many horse owners starts to raise the question of ‘how is the change of season is going to affect my horse?’

With the cost of living increasing at its fastest rate in 40 years, looking at how you can limit your expenses is a question on everyone’s mind.

As the seasons change it is inevitable that in many cases, changes to our horse’s diet are not too far behind.

You've been recommended to feed a low starch feed, but what does this actually mean?

The onset of autumn will prompt many owners to start to look at their horse’s diet and whether the change of season will affect their horse.

How will the change of season affect your horse this winter?

Vitamin E is an important antioxidant for your horse but what does this mean and where does it come from?

For some horses, having their hay soaked or steamed is a vital part of their management routine.

Do you know what to expect when bringing home an ex-racehorse for the first time?

Horses should ideally be allowed consistent access to forage. If this is not possible because your horse is a good-doer NEVER feed less than 1.5% of the horse’s body weight on a dry matter basis as forage.

Horses thrive on routine, however maintaining this routine can be tricky during a competition schedule or when travelling your horse.