Giving Horses Pills Just Got Easier with Standlee
Giving oral medications to horses can be a hard task! Pastes are a little easier than other oral medications, often with a long syringe that can be placed towards the rear of the horse’s mouth. Pills, however, can be very difficult to administer to our horses. Owners often grind the pills and try to mix them into the horse's feed. A picky eater will repeatedly sift through the horse feed, making...
Bentonite in Forage: What It Is and Why It Matters
When you think of horse forage, “clay” probably isn’t the first word that comes to mind. Yet, bentonite, a naturally occurring clay, plays a quiet but important role in the forage industry. From helping forage cubes hold together to reducing dust, bentonite makes modern feeding practices safer, cleaner, and more convenient for horses and their owners. So, what exactly is bentonite, and why is it...
Certified Noxious Weed-Free Forage: Why It Matters for Your Horse and the Land
When you head out for a trail ride, backcountry hunt, or public land adventure, what you feed your horse does more than provide nutrition - it protects the environment. That’s why certified noxious weed-free forage isn’t just a recommendation in many areas; it’s often a requirement. At Standlee, we believe in responsible stewardship of both animals and land. In this guide, we’ll explain what...
The Benefits of Feeding Timothy Hay to Horses
Timothy hay is one of the most trusted and widely used forages for horses of all breeds, ages, and activity levels. Known for its high fiber content, moderate protein, and naturally low sugar and starch, Timothy hay promotes digestive health, weight management, and overall equine wellness. In this guide, we’ll break down the nutritional value of Timothy hay, why it’s a favorite among horse owners...
Gastric Support for Horses
The gastric health of horses is crucial for their overall well-being and performance. To ensure the optimal health of your horse's digestive system, it's important to understand the anatomy of their stomach and hindgut, common causes of gastric issues, and the signs and symptoms of gastric ulcers. Understanding Gastric Health in Horses The equine stomach consists of two main sections: the upper...
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