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YOUR HORSE’S GEAR BUYER’S GUIDE | SLOW FEEDERS AND TOYS

IN AN IDEAL world our horses would live totally natural lives. However, circumstances don’t always permit this, especially in the winter months when the fields are wet and muddy and grass is in short supply. This often results in equines being stabled for long periods — an enforced routine that can lead to frustration, boredom and increased stress.

Fortunately, there is a wide range of products available to help alleviate these issues, provide enrichment and ensure that a horse’s digestive health doesn’t suffer.

From slow feeders that

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