12 ways to manage the diet of a horse with Cushing’s disease
There is no cure for Cushing’s but with careful management, appropriate nutrition and veterinary treatment, horses can have comfortable active lives for several years with the condition
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. We also run occasional live web chats with feeding experts, so look out for more of these in future.
Join in feeding discussions on the H&H forum
If you have searched our site (click on the magnifying glass top right to search) and can’t find a solution to a feeding-related problem, email details to our website editor and we will see if one of our feeding experts can help.
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William Fox-Pitt's feeding, fitness and horsecare tips [H&H VIP]
H&H guest editor William Fox-Pitt shares his thoughts on training the event horse, the ultimate equine triathlete
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Feeding horses: the latest news and research
The world of horse feed is constantly changing thanks to research and investigation by the leading feed companies. If feed is what fascinates you, here's a look at the latest developments and the research that goes on behind the scenes
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How to control your horse's weight using the seasons [H&H VIP]
The owners of pampered and domesticated ponies are often encouraged to use natural seasonal variations in metabolism and food availability to control their animals’ bodyweight
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Feeding tips to keep your horse in optimum condition this winter
Make sure your horse thrives this winter with expert advice on feeding your equine partner
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Save money on feed balancers, supplements, creams, spray and more [Promotion]
Find out how horseandponydirect.com believe they can help you save money
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Blue Chip team up with Lima Horse Weighing
Blue Chip has joined forces with a portable horse weighing service.
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Web chat: supplements to help your horse
Review our live web chat, in association with Nupafeed, which discussed how supplements can help improve your horse's behaviour and performance for optimum results
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New season ReadiGrass is now available [Promotion]
The new season's stock of ReadiGrass is now with stockists around the country so get yours now! -
Pros and cons of feeding sugar beet to your horse
Confused about when to feed sugar beet? Find out what the pros and cons are
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Healthy Joints for a Healthy Horse *Promotion*
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New feeding system launched by Eezhay
A new feeding system designed to save time and reduce waste has been launched by Eezhay
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What to do if your horse experiences a choke
When do common equine health problems become emergencies that require urgent veterinary attention?
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Supplements special: will you be legal?
Calmers are a big business these days, but make sure what you are feeding is legal for use in competition
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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
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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?
