Practical guides on feeding horses well: seniors and pregnant mares, easy and hard keepers, digestion, hydration, heat and cold. Written for Washington horse owners who want the best for their animals.
Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay 5 Signs Your animal may be struggling with heat Heat stress sneaks up fast. An animal that looked fine at breakfast can be in real trouble by mid-afternoon, and they can’t tell you when they’re
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Keeping Horses Comfortable During Hot & Dry Weather When the temperature climbs and the rain stays away, horses feel it just like we do, and they can’t tell us they’re struggling. A few simple adjustments
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A very strong El Niño is building in the Pacific, and NOAA’s October 8, 2026 update gave it an 83% chance of reaching historic strength this fall. For Washington, that does not guarantee a mild winter or a wet one. Forecasters have been split, so the safest plan for horse and livestock owners is to
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay New Horse Owner? Here’s Your Hay Buying Checklist It’s exciting, and a little overwhelming, bringing your first horse home. Somewhere between naming a horse and finding a farrier, you’re going to hit one of the
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If there is one habit every horse owner should put high on the list, it is consistency in forage. Hay is not a filler between meals. For most horses it is the diet. When that foundation keeps moving — different types, different cuttings, gaps in supply, sudden switches — the horse pays for it, sometimes
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Monthly Horse Hay Intake: What Every Owner Should Know If you’ve got a horse, one of the biggest questions to consider when budgeting and planning is: how much hay do I really need to buy?
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One of the first questions a new horse owner asks — and one experienced owners still get wrong in a bad winter — is simple: how much hay do I actually need? Guessing high fills a barn you cannot keep dry. Guessing low leaves you shopping in January. You can get close enough to plan
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay The Complete Guide to Feeding Hay During Washington’s Wildfire Season Every summer, many parts of Washington experience wildfire season. While most people think about evacuation plans and air quality, livestock owners face another important challenge,
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay The Best Hay for Pregnant Mares: Supporting Nutrition During Every Stage of Pregnancy Pregnancy is one of the most important stages in a mare’s life, and proper nutrition plays a critical role in supporting both
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If you have ever looked at a paddock and wondered how a horse could turn a good flake into a trampled, rained-on carpet, you are not alone. Hay waste is one of the quiet ways a winter feed bill gets away from people. It is also one of the most fixable, once you see where
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