Veterinarians usually learn about how horses are fed when something is awry. Owners have a variety of choices when shopping for a slow-feeding device, so considering what Madeline Boast shares could benefit the horse, owner and veterinary-client relationship. She explains why a horse might benefit from a slow hay feeder and how to choose the right one.
Source: The Horse, February 9, 2024. Link. Always prioritize safety when selecting and setting up a slow feeder for a horse. Special precaution must be taken for horses with shoes. For shod horses, always hang hay nets at least one foot off the ground.