Horse Feed
Equine diets should not be copied directly from another horse. Body weight, activity, dental health, forage and medical history all affect the feeding plan.
- Base decisions on forage, workload and body condition.
- Use only products labeled for horses.
- Weigh feed rather than relying only on scoop volume.
- Make feed changes gradually and seek veterinary or equine nutrition advice when needed.
Build the ration around the individual horse.
Use the product label as the final feeding direction and introduce diet changes gradually when appropriate.
Forage base
Review pasture or hay quality and availability before adding concentrated feed.
Workload and stage
Maintenance, growth, breeding, senior and performance horses may need different formulas.
Measured portions
Use actual weight and the product label to determine a suitable starting amount.
Horse Feed
| Product | Description | Weight | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Horse Sweet Feed | Molasses-enhanced for energy and palatability | 40 kg | $36.99 |
Prices are shown in Canadian dollars and may change. Please call ahead to confirm stock, quantities and current pricing before pickup or delivery.
Horse Feed FAQ
What horse feed is best for maintaining weight?
The best choice depends on forage, body condition, age, workload and health. Compare products labeled for the horse’s needs and seek professional guidance for weight concerns.
Can livestock feed be given to horses?
Only feed products specifically labeled as suitable for horses. Some livestock feeds or additives can be unsafe for equines.
How should I transition horse feed?
Diet changes are generally made gradually. Follow the product label and consult a veterinarian or equine nutrition professional when appropriate.
Do you carry horse feed in Kelowna?
Kelowna Feed carries or can help source selected equine feed products. Check the live catalogue or call for current stock and bag sizes.
Need help comparing formulas?
Call with the animal species, age, stage and the product name you are considering.