Healthy Coat Horse Formula
Healthy Coat provides horses with a rich source of essential fatty acids and vitamins to improve skin and coat conditions, performance and overall health.
Healthy Coat provides horses with a rich source of essential fatty acids and vitamins to improve skin and coat conditions, performance and overall health.
Pastura Los Alazanes is please to offer Purina Impact Race Track horse feed.
Spring is here and if you have pasture and intend to utilize it for horses, there are some things to consider.
lactating pregnant mares
Many of our customers are feeding high performance horses. This is a good article about the challenges of feeding a proper diet for the best performance. TheHorse.com en Español: Alimentando Para Competencia.
Deworming treatments are often a regular component of horse health maintenance, but many horse owners may not understand the best schedule for their horse.
Am I feeding enough of the right type of feed? Since most people feed by the "scoop" rather than by weight, if is often easy to overestimate the amount of feed you are providing. Weighing out your feed will help. Additionally, be sure to consult the feeding directions on the back of...
Am I feeding the right type of concentrate for my horses' lifestage and lifestyle? Horses in different stages of life and with different levels of activity will have different nutrient and caloric requirements. Choosing a feed to fit your horses' lifestage and lifestyle will help to ensure that those requirements are...
Is the forage high quality and available in sufficient quantities? It is not uncommon to find that hay and pasture that appear to be of good quality are actually poorly digestible or low in certain nutrients. By having your hay and pasture grass tested you can assess the nutrient content and...
Is my horse properly taking in, chewing and swallowing both forage and feed? By observing your horse while eating hay, grass and feed, you may find that while he is taking in food he may not be actually chewing and/or swallowing it - this is especially common in older horses...