Dr. Worth has 3 tips for you on how to feed your horse on a budget: feed your hay in a net or bucket so it doesn't get trampled by your horse, feed your horse grains only if necessary, and finally look for generic nutrients such as feeding whole flax seed rather than expensive oil supplements.
Everything you need to know about feeding your horse during show season: from fat sources, to feeding on a trailer, to water intake. Feed your horse right during the competition season with our advice from Dr. Melyni Worth at Foxden Equine.
Complete senior feeds are feeds with more digestive nutrients and high fiber. Dr. Worth explains what complete feeds are, what senior feeds are, and how complete senior feeds work.
We are often asked if 'a scoop of oats' is appropriate for a particular horse. A scoop does not tell us how much you are feeding as volume varies by scoop size. Here Dr. Worth explains why feeding by weight is so important.
Dr. Worth discusses NSCs (non-structured carbohydrates), their effect on horses, what to look for when choosing a grain for your horse, and why some horses should limit their NSC intake, especially horses prone to laminitis or founder.
