Money-saving haynet launched on to market
The net simply fits over bales of hay in a round feeder and is said to slow the rate of consumption while keeping paddocks clean
Feeding horses
If you’re looking to learn how to feed a horse, you’re in the right place. We all want our horses to be in tip top condition, so getting your feeding right is key. While all horse owners will be familiar with the basic rules of feeding, expert advice from equine nutritionists can make a real difference.
From forage analysis and how to make your own hay, to advice on how to feed your horse most effectively during the winter months, Horse & Hound’s experts offer advice on all challenges around feeding horses.
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Calming supplements — how do they work?
Some horses have a genetic tendency to be highly strung despite what they are fed
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Replay our Live feed chat: Feeding the performance horse
Don't miss your chance to discuss the best way to feed your performance horse with Saracen Horse Feed's chief nutritionist, Lizzie Drury, from 12noon on Tuesday 19 April
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Mark Todd's feeding tips
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New organic supplements launched to keep competition horse in tip-top health
Peak Power Powders from Organic Horse is a range of three formulation to support, protect and maintain the physical balance of the competition horse
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Ask H&H: poor-quality hay
Is it possible to improve the nutritional value of poor-quality hay?
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Ask H&H: encouraging fussy horses to drink
How Horse Quencher can encourage fussy drinkers and help with rehydration
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Ask H&H: hay quality control
Who is responsible for quality control standards of hay?
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Loose droppings and feed intolerance
What may cause loose droppings and possible feeding solutions
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Ask H&H: feeding different types together
As part of Horse & Hound's Feed To Win campaign with Dodson & Horrell, the company's senior nutritionist Teresa Hollands advises on finding one diet to suit two very different horses
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Ask H&H: feeding a pony to build muscle
As part of Horse & Hound's Feed To Win campaign with Dodson & Horrell, the company's senior nutritionist Teresa Hollands advises on feeding a small pony to build up muscle
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Ask H&H: feeding a lazy horse
As part of Horse & Hound's Feed To Win campaign with Dodson & Horrell, the company's senior nutritionist Teresa Hollands advises on feeding a lazy horse
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Ask H&H: feeding an unbroken youngster
As part of Horse & Hound's Feed To Win campaign with Dodson & Horrell, the company's senior nutritionist Teresa Hollands advises on feeding an unbroken youngster
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Ask H&H: feeding a laminitic horse
As part of Horse & Hound's Feed To Win campaign with Dodson & Horrell, the company's senior nutritionist Teresa Hollands advises on feeding a horse prone to laminitis
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Ask H&H: feeding a veteran
As part of Horse & Hound's Feed To Win campaign with Dodson & Horrell, the company's senior nutritionist Teresa Hollands advises on feeding an older horse
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Ask H&H: keeping weight on a 'stressy' horse
As part of the H&H/Dodson & Horrell Feed to Win campaign, D&H nutritionist Teresa Hollands gives advice on feeding to keep weight on a highly strung horse
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Ask H&H: feed ratios when calorie-counting
As part of the H&H/Dodson & Horrell Feed to Win campaign, D&H’s nutritionist Teresa Hollands gives advice on achieving the right feed ratio for your horse when calorie-counting
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Feed To Win LIVE: expert advice from Dodson & Horrell
As part of Horse & Hound's Feed To Win campaign with Dodson & Horrell, the company's senior nutritionist Teresa Hollands (Dr T) visited Horseandhound.co.uk on Thursday 21 May to answer your feeding questions
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Expert advice on feeding your horse
Get expert advice from nutritional feed helplines
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Ask H&H: waste hay water
Is water from soaking hay classed as effluent?
