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Slow Feeding
Slow feeding is when you use a mechanical method to slow down the rate at which your horse consumes its food. This means your horse will be eating for more hours in the day.
Horses are designed to eat 'little and often'. Sadly today's feeding practices and owners busy schedules mean most horses are fed twice a day and consume their feed in a very short space of time. Slow feeding allows horses to eat over a longer portion of the day, closer to the way nature intended.
Is slow feeding just for overweight horses?
No, all horses benefit from slow feeding. Horses that are at pasture are slow feeding themselves. Any horse that spends a large portion of its time yarded or stabled or those on restricted rations will benefit from slow feeding. Slow feeding not only reduces boredom but is beneficial for the horses digestive system giving
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