The evolution of the Forager Slow Feeder   The Haygain Forager Slow Feeder was developed after research carried out by equine nutritionist Dr Andrea Ellis found that horses generally had finished their nighttime ration of forage by midnight, meaning they’d sometimes wait at least 8 hours before they were fed again.   The result is that horses show signs of aggression and upset when feeding time came around each morning. It’s well documented that a horse need only go 4 hours with an empty stomach before it’s chances of developing equine gastric ulcer syndrome (EGUS) increase.   The realisation that a product was needed
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