To serve, simply pour Bone Broth or Goat Milk (or both!) over their kibble to create a bowl of nutrient-rich puppy cereal!
Many horses's pastures do not include the right mixture of minerals and vitamins that are needed to provide a balanced nutrient intake.
Another reason for feeding little and often relates back to the fact that horses only produce saliva as a direct result of chewing, which means that the amount of saliva produced is proportional to the amount of chewing
This can result in the horse’s hindlegs and tail becoming very messy where it can attract flies and also possibly even causing skin lesions.
A horse’s joints are subject to considerable wear and tear, having to bear the entire weight of the horse and rider, often under exacting conditions.