Hay Pellets for Sale

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• Always talk to your Veterinarian and/or Equine Nutritionist to see if hay pellets are appropriate for your horse as part of his diet or his whole diet. They work very well for many horses out there!
• I’ll also add that horses have a way of humbling us…and in this case, I have been very humbled! For many years, I had a grudge against hay pellets. How on earth could they be better than long-stem forage that comes in a bale?
• Let’s just say I have eaten a whole lot of crow in this department – I now own a horse that can’t eat any other food besides hay pellets. These little tiny bits of hay actually saved his life.

They are small – much smaller than hay cubes. And just as tasty!

The benefits of hay pellets

• Consistent, dust-free, weed-free, bug-free, squashed snake and bird-free, twig-free, metal-free hay product.
• The guaranteed analysis on every bag. No need to send off samples to a lab if you need to know what’s in your horse’s forage.

Do horse owners often ask if there are any differences in feeding a hay pellet or hay from the bale? The short answer is “yes”.

Hay pellets are hay that has been ground and processed with heat and steam. It basically just changes the form of the hay. Bermuda pellets are the same as Bermuda hay, etc. But while they are the same type of forage, there are important functional differences, which is why baled (long-stem) hay should be at least 50% of the total forage consumed per day. Therefore, hay pellets should not exceed 50% of the forage consumed.