The Hidden Cost of Omeprazole: What Every Horse Owner Should Know
Could Your Horse Have an Ulcer? Studies show that between fifty and ninety percent of adult horses experience gastric ulcers,... Read more
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Why Do Horses Develop Allergies to No-See-Ums and Fly Bites? (And How to Naturally Break the Reactive Cycle)
If your horse struggles withĀ itching, welts, or skin irritation from tiny no-see-ums (Culicoides midges) or fly bites, youāre not alone.... Read more
š« Glyphosate & Equine Health: What You Need to Know
In recent years, awareness around glyphosateāthe active ingredient in RoundupĀ®āhas grown dramatically. Originally promoted as a "safe" herbicide, glyphosate is... Read more
Feeding Horses to Balance Blood Sugar: Lessons from the Wild
In the wild, horses donāt have meal timesāthey have a rhythm. They graze slowly, move constantly, and adjust with the... Read more
Whatās Really in Your Horseās Feed? The Truth About Synthetic vs. Whole Food Nutrients
Is Your Horse Eating Petroleum-Derived Vitamins? At Wild Fed, we believe that what goes into your horse's body directly affects... Read more
Why Organic and Non-GMO Ingredients Matter for Your Horse's Health
At Wild Fed, we believe that what goes into your horse's body directly affects their vitality, resilience, and long-term health.... Read more
Tips for managing Allergy Season Symptoms- Q & A with Dr. Wellspring
Why Do We Use Antihistamines for Allergies? Histamine is the primary chemical responsible for most allergic reactions in horses (and... Read more
Are Mustard Family Plants Safe for my Horse?
In large quantities and in pregnant mares mustard family plants are not safe for horses! Find out why and how... Read more
The Real Story About Clover for Horses
Have you ever wondered it clover was safe for your horses to consume? Find out which clover and safe and... Read more
2023 Wild Fed Horse Photo Contest Winners
Celebrating Excellence: Winners of the 5th Annual Wild Fed Horse Photo Contest! The 5th Annual Wild Fed Horse Photo Contest... Read more