Not all chaffs do the same job. This practical guide explains how to compare sugar, starch, fibre and energy, with options for good doers, senior horses and those needing condition.
Struggling with hay, poor teeth or a fussy appetite? Discover when a quick-soaking, high-fibre mash may help and how to introduce Pure Meadow Mash sensibly.
Think your horse needs sweet, sugary feeds for energy? Most horses thrive on fibre, not sugar. Learn why from Chestnut Mill’s expert team—plus find practical alternatives and trusted feeds for every type of horse.
A straightforward winter hay guide with easy tables by bodyweight, plus practical tips on hay vs haylage and reducing waste in the stable or field.
Recognising Poor Condition in Horses When observing a horse, poor condition can be identified through a series of visual and tactile assessments. A horse in poor condition often presents a bony appearance, with easily visible ribs and a hollow topline....
