Knowledge Centre: Archives: FAQs

How do I know when my feed was bagged? And how long do I have to use it?

You can find the bagging date in our lot number down the side of our bag tags. The number starts with a P followed by the year, month and day. Example: P20230217-00765 was bagged on February 17th of 2023. We recommend feed be sold by our dealers within 3 months of bagging and fed out within […]

Why are there less products in the Harmony line than some other equine feed lines?

Focus on quality ingredients and what horses and their owner’s value the most. All our nutritious ingredients are clearly listed on our website and product brochures so that horse owners can be 100% confident they know what is in the feeds. Flexibility – Recognition that many horse owners like to mix and match feeds in […]

I am feeding a broodmare and/or foal; what should I feed?

Our Sweet Feed is an ideal choice for both broodmares and foals assuming there are no metabolic issues. For more details and example feed plans click HERE. If there are metabolic concerns or you have any questions about how to best feed your broodmare or foal, please reach out and our equine nutritionists will be […]

How does Harmony support the immune system and metabolism?

We have added high levels of vitamin E, 50% from natural sources to assist with immune system function and muscle repair.

What does Harmony support hoof health?

We have added high levels of trace minerals in a balanced approach, with no added iron, to aid in hoof growth and strength. High levels of specific hoof building amino acids have also been added. 

Do Harmony Feeds support in ulcer prevention?

Yes! We have a reduced starch load approach across our entire lineup of feeds, to assist in keeping ulcers at bay. New scientific data suggest that total starch fed per meal should be kept to a minimum. All of our formulas will meet these criteria if they are fed the total volume split into 2 […]

Why does Harmony have generally lower feeding rates?

The primary base of the horse diet should be forage. From hay, pasture, cubes, etc. Feeds should be supplementary and the average horse does not need to consume a large volume of grain. Our feeds are specifically formulated to approach feeding from a fiber-first approach, and all our feeds supply some fermentable fiber to assist […]

I’m tired of soaking beet pulp and worried it will go bad on the hot summer days (or freeze in winter). What can I do instead?

The Harmony High Fibre Pellets as a source of extra fibre for your horse. They are hassle free, can be fed dry and they are tasty for your horse! They already contain hoof supplements, a gut health supplement, and immune and metabolism support – so no need to add anything extra to them. They’re great […]

My hay supply is limited, what would help extend my forage?

Harmony High Fibre Pellets would be a good choice in this scenario. They are a low NSC pellet and can be fed up to 2.5kg per day. If that is not enough, supplement with soaked hay cubes or additional beet pulp to provide your horse with more forage.

I have a horse that has a metabolic concern and is overweight. What should I feed?

The Harmony Complete Supplement Pellet is the best option for this type of horse. Feed rates are recommended based on bodyweight. Average feed rate is 2 cups per day.