Category: Equipment, Feed & Supplies
Fruits feel like the safest treat ever… until your horse gets gassy, blows up in weight, or starts acting “off” after snack time. Because the truth is, horses can eat a lot of fruits—but not all of them, and not in “human portions.” Sugar, pits, and even “healthy” fruit can turn into colic drama if […]
Pineapple feels like a harmless “summer snack”… until you remember horses aren’t built for sugary, acidic treats. Yes, horses can eat pineapple—but only if you do it the right way. The wrong form (canned), the wrong parts (skin/core), or the wrong amount can trigger gut upset fast—especially in horses with metabolic issues. In this guide, […]
Peaches smell like summer… but for horses, they come with a catch that can turn a “cute treat moment” into a panic call. Yes, horses can eat peaches—but only the soft flesh. The pit, leaves, and stems are the real danger, and one careless bite can create a choking risk or a toxic situation fast. […]
Choosing between Timothy hay and Orchard hay can feel confusing because both are common, safe, and widely used for horses. But they are not exactly the same. Timothy hay is often firmer, stemmier, and lower in calories depending on the cut. Orchard hay is usually softer, leafier, and more appealing to picky eaters. That difference […]
If hay is your horse’s “main meal,” Timothy hay is the one most people trust… without ever checking if it actually fits their horse. Because here’s the catch: Timothy hay can be perfect for one horse—and a slow problem for another—depending on sugar levels, workload, and whether your horse is an easy keeper or a […]
Humans know kale as a “superfood.” The vegetable is rich in essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that nourish the body and support overall health. As a result, horse owners often wonder – can horses eat kale too? Is it a healthy equine treat or a hidden risk? In this guide, we’ll look closely at what […]
Horse owners love spoiling their four-legged partners with tasty treats, and fruit is often at the top of the list. However, one fruit that always sparks curiosity is cantaloupe. With its sweet, juicy flavor and refreshing bite, this summertime favorite is irresistible to us. But does it deserve a place in your horse’s diet? In […]
Fresh grass may look harmless, but it can be risky for some horses. This is especially true for horses prone to laminitis, obesity, insulin resistance, or equine metabolic syndrome. The problem is not the grass itself. It is what happens inside the grass at certain times of day, during certain seasons, and after certain weather […]
Proper hydration is vital for a horse’s well-being. Equines lose electrolytes through sweat and urine during heat or exertion. These ions play a crucial role in supporting fluid balance, nerve function, and muscle contraction. Replacing lost electrolytes prevents dehydration, cramps, and fatigue. Horses low on electrolytes perform poorly and feel weak. This guide will help […]
Orchard grass is a common choice for horse feed because it’s nutritious, tasty, and versatile. It grows well in moderate climates and produces leafy growth that horses like to eat. Orchardgrass hay usually has moderate protein, digestible fiber, and steady energy, making it a dependable option for horse feeding plans. You can feed it as […]