As spring brings green, sugar-rich grass, it also raises the risk of laminitis and metabolic flare-ups in easy-keeper horses. One of the best ways to protect your horse’s health during this time is by using a dry lot—a non-grassy turnout area that allows for movement without the dangers of grazing. In this post, we break down what a dry lot is, why it’s essential for horses with metabolic issues, and how it supports both horse health and pasture management.

Revolutionize your horse's feeding routine with Hay Chix nets! Made to be durable and easy to use, these nets will last in the years to come

Horse owners use hay nets for various reasons including reduced hay waste, maximized eating time, and easier feeding. There are many...