Stall rest isn’t just about keeping a horse entertained—it also comes with health risks. Reduced movement increases the likelihood of colic, making thoughtful feeding strategies essential. This is where slow feeders become invaluable, helping to mimic natural grazing behavior while preventing boredom and digestive issues.
Enrichment plays a crucial role in your horse's mental and physical well-being. But how do you choose the right enrichment? Here are some practical tips to help you make the best choice for your equine friend.
On New Year's Eve, when the world is full of flashes and explosions, a horse's experience is likely unpleasant but something it simply has to endure. Chewing hay is a calming and stress-relieving activity for horses. It’s a good idea to ensure hay is available late into the night. You can use the Fluffy Feeder during the evening to create a calming atmosphere.
We often get questions like: "How much does Fluffy Feeder slow down eating?" or "Would it help my horse in current situation?" The truth is, Fluffy Feeder is just one tool in your daily routine. Every horse is unique, with its own temperament and needs, and each stable environment and routine differs. So, the effects of a Fluffy Feeder will vary from one situation to another.
