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Feed & Stable


Feed Smart - For Your Horse’s Health The key to keeping horses healthy is a good feeding program. Most horse people


understand this, but underestimate the importance of feeding grain in several small meals each day. Feed 4 meals a day and you will see the many benefits of this program. Feed Smart feeders make it easy to feed your horses the way nature designed them to eat. Each feeding provides an opportunity for digestion and utilization by the horse’s body. For senior horses, underweight horses, and horses with little or no grass, Feed Smart feeders can feed 6 times each day. This program has eliminated feed-related colic, according to users. Feed Smart feeders are self-contained, solar-powered, dry grain feeders. Con-


trolled by a digital timer, they dispense feed in exactly the amounts desired at precisely the times the user chooses, even if no one is home to feed. These automatic feeders can feed up to eight or nine horses, in many situations. Their flow-through design dispens- es feed reliably. The hopper allows airflow, but keeps feed dry in rain and snow. Feed Smart feeders are made of galvanized steel, designed with safety in mind, and provide years of worry-free service. Visit us at www.Feed-Smart.com for more information. w


June 2017 SouthWest Horse Trader


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