We have a horses of all ages, shapes and sizes. We feed alfalfa & oat cubes to our horses. The advantages of feeding cubes verses hay are less waste, easily digestable and dont blow away in the coastal breeze!
Rice bran pellets are a good source of fat and calories for older and working horses. Rice bran is good for the belly and easy for horses to digest. This food also help give the horses shiney soft and healthy coats!
Wet Cob also known as Sweet Cob is a mixture of grains and molasses. The cob feed is a great source of calories for working horses to keep them fit and healthy. Most horses love sweet cob.
Oat/Alfalfa Cubes
Livestock Feed
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein, Min 15%
Crude Fat, Min 2.5%
Crude Fiber, Max 35%
Ash, Max 12.5%
INGREDIENTSChopped Alfalfa and Oat Hay
Less Than 2% Propionic Acid (used as mold inhibitor)
13.0% Protein
16.0% Fat
0.7 % Fiber
Good souce of calories and Fatty Acids.
Rolled corn, rolled oats, and rolled barley with molasses.
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
Crude Protein (min), 8.00%
Crude Fat (min), 2.50%
Crude Fiber (max), 7.00%
Sodium (Na) (min), 0.17%
Sodium (Na) (max), 0.67%
Ash (max), 4.00%
Our horses receive high quality hoof care every 6 weeks. Not all of out horses wear shoes however, they still require regular hoof care to keep them healthy and happy. The old cowboy saying " No hoof, No horse" stressed the importance of hoof care! Jamie is patient and gentle with our horses , he genuinely cares about their comfort and health.
707-489-4940
Horses teeth grow throughout their lives and develope "hooks" that need to be filled every 1-2 years depending on the horse. This gives them a good grinding surface so they can process their feed and get the most nutrients.
Dr. Steve Wood DVM
707-364-7115
There is a lot that goes into keeping horses healthy and we have a fabulous vet on our side!