Feed The Way Nature Intended

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iFEED mimics your horse’s natural grazing behavior by automatically delivering feed in many small portions over the course of each day and night.

Small portions frequently - it is a simple concept, universally accepted by leading veterinarians and equine nutritionists as the correct way to feed horses.

In a perfect world, you could deliver individual handfuls of feed to your horse throughout the day and night. With iFEED, you can do just that for your horse. Deliver dozens, or even hundreds of small portions to your horse each day on a schedule you set.

The Science Behind Smaller Portions

Horses have a small stomach, and produce acid constantly. Saliva helps to neutralize the acid, and buffers the sensitive lining of the stomach against the acid. But horses only produce saliva when they chew. Feeding large grain meals followed by hours of fasting overloads their sensitive digestive system, and will sooner or later cause digestive problems with your horse.

By delivering frequent small portions to your horse, you will virtually eliminate gastric ulcers, significantly reduce the risk of colic, and decrease stress in your horse. Reduced stress leads to calm feeding times and can help eradicate cribbing, weaving, stall walking and pawing, among other negative behaviors.

Installing iFEED

Installation is easy.  This video walks you through the setup of an iFEED starter pack from start to finish. The starter pack can work with your existing feed bucket, or purchase an iFEED feed bucket for a complete, integrated set-up.

  • Can be mounted inside or outside the stall front
  • Use for dispensing rolled, ground, whole grains and most other concentrated feed about 1/4" thick and 3/4" long.
    (Not suited for wet feed, cubes & chaff)
  • Dimensions: 21”x10”x7” (h,w,d)
  • Holds up to 12 pounds of feed
  • Patented no-clog activator
  • All iFEED'ers can dispense feed simultaneously and individually
  • Feed your horse from 1 to 28 times in a 24 hour period
  • Set individual feed amounts for each horse
  • Control when, how often and how much your horse eats
  • The horse eats slowly and often, allowing the stomach to digest and absorb feed properly
  • Significantly reduce the risk of colic and ulcers
  • Reduced stress and agitation during feeding times
  • Up to 30% savings in feed
  • More flexibility for the owner