Integrity Horse Feed

06/02/2026

Strong foundations start with proper nutrition.

After foaling, a mare’s nutritional demands increase significantly as she supports both her own condition and milk production for her growing foal. Proper nutrition during lactation goes beyond simply feeding more hay. Balanced energy, protein, vitamins, and minerals all play an important role in healthy development.

Integrity Mare & Foal is specially formulated to support mares during lactation and growing foals through every stage of early development.

Learn more about feeding mares after foaling here:
https://integrityhorsefeed.com/feeding-mares-after-foaling/

05/23/2026

Dealer Spotlight

Snyders' Pinenut Livestock Supply in Gardnerville, Nevada has put together a great Integrity Horse Feed display featuring formulas for growing horses, performance horses, adult horses, senior horses, and more.

Their team is ready to help answer feeding questions and help match your horse with the right Integrity formula.

📍 1416 Industrial Way
Gardnerville, NV

Find an Integrity dealer near you:
https://www.integrityhorsefeed.com/

05/22/2026

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05/20/2026

Most weanlings are either overfed or underfed. Very few are fed correctly.

After weaning, many feeding programs swing too far in one direction. Some push for rapid growth, while others rely too heavily on forage.

Here is what most people do not realize.

Feeding for faster growth does not make a horse bigger. It only gets them there sooner, and can increase the risk of growth related issues.

On the other side, underfeeding can limit a young horse’s ability to reach its full potential.

A balanced approach matters.

Weanlings perform well on diets that include quality forage and a balanced formula like Integrity Mare and Foal
https://integrityhorsefeed.com/mare-foal/

Growth is not something to rush. It is something to manage.

Learn more from Dr Bray’s Corner
https://integrityhorsefeed.com/bray-feed-for-growth-pregnancy/
Photo: Amazing Grace Ranch home of Tomcat Chex

05/18/2026

Not all hay is the same, especially for young horses.

For weanlings and yearlings, forage plays a major role in gut health and development, but the type and form matter more than most people realize.

Long stem hay or pasture is preferred to support proper gut function and microbial balance.

Here is where mistakes happen.

Processed hay like pellets and cubes may seem convenient, but young horses do not yet have a fully developed hindgut. Smaller particle size can affect digestion and how nutrients are absorbed.

If used, processed forage should be limited and not replace the majority of the diet.

It is also important to keep alfalfa balanced, no more than 50 percent of total forage intake, and avoid grain hays where starch levels can vary.

A balanced feeding program that includes quality forage and the right formula helps support steady, healthy development
https://integrityhorsefeed.com/bray-integrity-growth/

Learn all about feeding foals after weaning. Dr. Bray reviews equine nutrition fundamentals, focusing on balanced rations for moderate growth.

05/17/2026

30 Day Transformation Challenge.

Meet Dolly, a 5 year old Quarter Horse in our 30 Day Challenge.

Nevada winters can be tough, and Dolly came to us needing extra support. She was underweight and her coat was lacking the healthy shine we wanted to see. With a consistent feeding program and proper care, our goal was to help bring her back to looking and feeling her best.

Now at week two, Dolly is already showing noticeable progress in her condition, topline, and overall appearance. She is doing amazing and already looking like a completely different horse.

Dolly’s owner is currently deployed with the Air Force, and our goal remains simple. Have Dolly looking and feeling her best by the time she comes home.

This transformation is made possible with the support of Integrity Horse Feed and Snyder's Pinenut Livestock Supply, along with the hands on care from Damuth Performance Horses.

We will continue sharing progress updates throughout the challenge so you can follow the difference a structured nutrition program can make.

For more information on our 30 Day Challenge, visit Snyder’s Pinenut Livestock Supply with locations in Gardnerville, Fallon, and Winnemucca, Nevada.

Learn more about Integrity Horse Feed:
https://integrityhorsefeed.com/

05/15/2026

It’s that time of year again 🔥

Integrity Horse Feeds is proud to be returning as a sponsor for Pants on Fire 7 at the Tulare International Ag Center on May 23–24.

This event has become one we look forward to every year, and we’re honored to have supported it for the past 6 years. Stop by the Integrity booth all weekend for free samples, giveaways, and to talk horses and nutrition with the team.

Good luck to all the riders competing this year. We can’t wait to see everyone there.

05/15/2026

05/13/2026

Why is my horse not finishing feed?

It is not always picky behavior especially in senior horses.

Dental changes and chewing discomfort can make eating harder than it looks.

Feeding adjustments can help improve intake and overall condition.

Learn more about senior horse nutrition
👉 https://integrityhorsefeed.com/equine-faqs-seniors/

05/11/2026

Thinking about switching to hay pellets?

Keep the 50 percent rule in mind.

At least half of your horse’s forage should remain long stem hay to support proper digestion, hydration, and gut health.

Pellets can be a useful addition, but they should not replace the foundation.

As explained in Dr Bray’s Corner, the form of forage impacts chewing, water intake, and overall gut function.

Learn more here
https://integrityhorsefeed.com/bray-pellets-vs-baled-hay/