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Sainfoin is a non-gas-producing forage rich in condensed tannins, offering superior digestive support compared to alfalfa. These natural tannins help reduce gas, colic, and diarrhea by disrupting fermentation processes in the gut. They also boost protein absorption, support muscle maintenance and topline development, and promote hoof strength. Known for their anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial benefits, tannins may help protect your horse from harmful bacteria, fungi, and parasites. Sainfoin even naturally repels weevils, reducing the need for synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.
Sainfoin hay delivers a diet rich in protein and fiber. It also provides higher levels of soluble fibers, starch, condensed tannins, amino acids, and essential fatty acids - nutrients that naturally support overall wellness.
SHOP NOWThis unique blend combines Sainfoin hay with oats and chia seeds, delivering a diet rich in protein and fiber. It also provides higher levels of soluble fibers, starch, condensed tannins, amino acids, and essential fatty acids—nutrients that naturally support overall wellness.
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Formulated with the help of Dr. Juliet Getty World Renowned Equine Nutritionist and Author of 8 Books
Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. has been working with horse owners for more than 25 years. A pioneer in free-choice forage feeding, Dr. Getty’s philosophy is founded on feeding a horse in sync with his natural needs and instincts. She approaches equine health from a holistic perspective and considers nutrition a critical (and too often overlooked) element in the prevention and treatment of disease and disorders. Her unbiased opinions and recommendations are based on scientific research and are independent of feed, supplement, or pharmaceutical company influence.
Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. is a former university professor and an internationally respected equine nutritionist. As an author, consultant, and speaker, she helps horse owners, just like you, to keep their horses healthy and helps ailing horses regain a fruitful, quality life.
Education:
Ph.D. University of North Texas/University of Georgia; M.S. University of Florida;B.B.A.
Florida Atlantic UniversityAreas of study: animal nutrition, biochemistry, endocrinology, physiology, marketing
Teaching:
University of Georgia: Animal Nutrition, Lipids; University of North Texas: Advanced Nutrition, Comparative Nutrition, Nutrition and Exercise Physiology, Nutrition and Metabolism.
Author:
Feed Your Horse Like A Horse, a comprehensive resource on equine nutrition (currently being translated into Italian)
“Spotlight on Equine Nutrition,” a 7-volume topical series*
Forage for Thought, a monthly newsletter with a readership of more than 3000
Library of articles and tips, found on GettyEquineNutrition.com
