Horse Feeding and Nutrition | Purina Animal Nutrition

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How do you manage your horse’s feeding program? Every horse is different and so are their feeding requirements. Feeding horses sometimes appears to be a complicated matter. However, following a few horse feeding guidelines will go a long way to ensuring your horse’s nutritional requirements are met and keep his digestive tract in good health.
Your horse’s feeding and nutrition program should be designed to fit his lifestyle and body weight. The current weight and life stage will determine the amount of hay to feed a horse per day, feeding recommendations for required nutrient levels, and the adequate amount of grain for horses. Proper rationing and quality feed are the most important factors in meeting your horse’s nutrition requirements.
Check out 10 horse feeding and nutrition management guidelines with Dr. Katie Young, PhD Equine Nutritionist at Purina Animal Nutrition.

[@evelynmead3211]

my horse gets the purina impact performance now for 4wks. she has some muscle pain so have started 5,ooo magnesium plus ulta3 an vit E(1500) . my question is this the diet for her. she is a polish arab mare at 1033.

[@roseault6335]

Really helpful thanks!

[@ayushsuvarna7171]

Madam, please can you post videos on how to train them (i.e horse)

[@stevensondwayne]

Trouble getting horse to eat hay in summer

[@kenzieshelley4172]

My mare is the worst about clean water. She is a big hay dunker, any tips on preventing that?

[@brittpereira7429]

Kenzie Shelley hay bag or put the hay away from the water

[@viveksinghkaushalofficial2465]

Should the food container be at chest level or on ground flour, in India people says that we should put it some height for proper neck, is it correct?

[@alisaplaksina]

you shall always consider the natural behaviour of an animal, in case of a horse, a container shall be on the ground, which would stimulate "grazing-like" posture and would be physiologically beneficial