Fizz Marshall's therapy centre blog: A matter of time and patience
The therapy centre at Hartpury is a hive of activity. This week Fizz explains the ins and outs of feeding horses who are not in work
Fussy feeders
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Ask H&H: dampening feed
Horse & Hound explains the benefits of adding water to your horse's feed
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Tempting fussy feeders
When your horse refuses to finish his feed, it can be both worrying and frustrating, so Horse & Hound is on hand to offer some useful tips
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Can treats have nutritional value?
Riders have long fed succulents such as apples and carrots as a reward to their equine friends, but should they form a more integral part of your horse's diet, asks H&H
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Eating problems: dysphagia
When a horse has trouble eating, it could be for any number of reasons, and it pays to consider all the possible causes from congenital problems to injury to toxins
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Q&A: Coping with loss of appetite
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to tempt a fussy eater
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Q&A: Fussy feeders
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to encourage picky eaters
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Q&A: Loss of appetite
Expert advice on feeding fussy eaters
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Coping with faddy eaters
Expert advice on dealing with fussy feeders
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Q and A: Tempting fussy eaters
How to persuade your horse to eat up when he's reluctant to eat
