If you own a senior horse, then you know the difficulties of poor dentition in regards to feeding time. Horses that have lost teeth or have worn down tooth surfaces, lose the ability to grind their hay or forage, forcing the change to forage alternatives. This creates a problem for...
A horse's diet, or any animal for that matter, may change from time to time, and not every animal should be treated the same as the one in the neighboring stall. Many times this happens out of habit and convenience. I recently read Laurie Bonner's article from Equus Magazine, '
Our X5CD unit has been building curiosity and appreciation of it's unique style and purpose. As a newcomer to the industry, we're proud to be featured in the Equisearch Article, "Automatic Feeders Offer Conveniance," by Contributing Writer Susan Quinn, Esq. and in Horse Journal Magazine which tested and compared our...
