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Using her mind in the round pen…no not losing her mind!
| Home | Wow! Neat play time today with Ms. Winnie. I haven’t played with her in about a month and a half because she was lame. I have done mostly ground work so that we can build a foundation for...
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Time for a cleanse!
| Home | Well it’s that time of year again…time for both my horses to get cleansed! Feeding horses in the morning starts with a clove of garlic with their apple and at night some probiotics and a...
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Slow Feeders
| Home | Feeding horses has become a new adventure at my barn with the new hay net slow feeders. Both my horses seem to be settling into grazing mode instead of gorging mode. However poor Winnie is...
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Hay Testing!
| Home | I decided to learn more about hay this year. I’ve been doing what most people do which is stay with the same hay supplier or just go look at the hay and talk to the farmer and believe that I...
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Slow Feeder Success!
| Home | Feeding horses in the slow feeder hay nets is going very well. Both horses seem to be enjoying them and strangely enough if I throw some hay out on the ground and put the slow feeders out they...
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Slow Feeders Beneficial? Part 1
|Home | I have been reading a lot of conversations that people have been having about feeding horses from slow feeders. Are they really that beneficial or not? So I did some digging and here are a few...
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Slow Feeders Beneficial? Part 2
|Home | As promised here are some more benefits to feeding horses out of slow feeders. In most cases slow feeding has stopped such vices as; cribbing, weaving, aggression, feed anxiety and medical...
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