A veterinarian weighs in on the long-running debate on which is better for a horse's health: hay in hay nets or hay on the ground.

Ad lib forage is the ideal scenario for horse’s who are a healthy weight. Feeding ad lib means their supply of hay or haylage, which must be the core of every horse’s diet, is plentiful and they won’t ...

Slow feeding has gained significant traction within the horse community in recent decades, driven by a deeper understanding of equine digestive physiology and the importance of natural foraging ...

LUTHER/GUTHRIE, Okla. ( KFOR) – The Diamond Bar Rach and Equine Rescue in Luther is home to more than 30 horses, donkeys and ...

Blue Eye was branded, assigned number 1202297 and fed a premium diet of hay fortified with minerals ... feeds and stockpiles more horses than any other in the nation. Wild horses in captivity ...

SO IF YOU HAVE A HORSE THAT IS BENT, IT HAS THE BENEFITS OF BEING A BIGGER, STRONGER HORSE COMPETING AGAINST HORSES THAT HAVE JUST BEEN EATING HAY, OATS AND WATER. YOU COULD ARGUE THAT THEY’RE ...

“I think people don’t realize how much hay horses each. Especially if you’re coming from other livestock,” said Salerno. “Horses need to eat a lot of hay, and a lot of good quality hay.