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Safe Hay: Feed Storage
How do you safely store hay and horse feed? Summer months are prime time for hay baling. But not just any hay is for horses. As a fire hazard and perishable crop, its environmental sensitivity and susceptibility to parasites can...
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What to Make of a Moody Horse + How to Help
No living thing – with the exception of maybe plants – is immune to the occasional mood swing. Just like their human owners, an equine’s emotions can certainly be a source of frustration. However, they’re also important indicators of a...
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Winter Horse Nutrition and Riding Tips
Old man winter isn’t officially due for another few weeks. However, that doesn’t mean you need to wait on getting your horse prepared. As temps drop, horse owners are likely to face a variety of cold weather challenges from feeding...
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Healthy Horse Digestion Starter Tips
What has a four-gallon stomach, but can’t burp or vomit? Hint: their systems function best when half full so all day grazing is a must. Ok, so maybe that wasn’t a total head scratcher. The answer is in the title....
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Best Ways to Save on Horse Feed Bill
Horses always fill our hearts, but sometimes they can also drain our wallets. Of all the expenses you shell out each month, keeping your horse well fed may top the list. If your horse feed bill has you spread a...
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5 Common Plants That Are Poisonous to Horses
Long before they were domesticated, horses survived on grazing alone. Today, foraging remains an important part of a healthy equine’s diet, but lurking inside every green, sunny pasture is the potential for danger. Knowing what plants to weed out and...