Understanding the Various Forms of Premium Standlee Horse and Livestock Feed
When it comes to feeding premium forage to your horses, cattle, or other livestock, one size doesn’t fit all. That’s why Standlee offers a variety of forage formats - each designed to meet different nutritional needs, feeding routines, and management styles. Whether you're feeding a performance horse, senior equine, dairy goat, or backyard cattle, choosing the right form of high-quality hay can...
How to Soak Hay Cubes and Pellets for Horses: A Quick Guide
If you’ve ever wondered whether soaking hay cubes or pellets is necessary, the short answer is: in many cases, yes - and it’s easier than you might think. Soaking forage is a simple way to help your horse stay hydrated, avoid choke, and enjoy their feed more. Whether you use hay cubes or hay pellets, soaking transforms dry feed into a soft, mash-like consistency that's easier to chew and...
Understanding Goat Dehydration: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
At Standlee, we’re passionate about helping livestock owners care for their animals with confidence, and that includes our goat-loving community. Whether you raise dairy goats, meat goats, or a backyard herd, understanding goat dehydration and how to prevent it is key to your animals’ wellbeing, especially during the hotter months. Goat hydration in summer heat is more than just keeping water...
The Scoop on Hay Cubes for Horses: Benefits, Nutrition, and How to Feed Them
Are you curious about forage cubes for horses and how they compare to traditional hay? Whether you’re a new horse owner or a seasoned pro, understanding the benefits of high-quality forage cubes can help you make informed feeding decisions. What Are Hay Cubes and How Are They Made? Unlike pellets, hay cubes maintain the integrity of the forage’s natural fiber length, which is why they count as...
Fuel, Fiber, and Fluids: The Secret to Keeping Horses Hydrated
When summer heat rolls in, keeping your horse hydrated becomes more than just a good practice - it’s essential for their health, safety, and performance. Dehydration in horses can lead to serious consequences, from reduced stamina and sluggish recovery to digestive issues and even colic. But while clean water and electrolytes are obvious must-haves, many horse owners overlook one of the most...
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