Automated feeders have their place, but be sure you need one for the right reasons.

See the iFEED Horse Feeder reviewed in the Horse-Journal.

The feeders have allowed us to feed the horses in A NATURAL way, all through the night, and on an hourly basis. The horses are definitely calmer and more relaxed to handle and ride. THEY ARE SATISFIED. They have regular small feeds over a 24 hour period.

It has reduced time in preparing and allocating feeds per horse and saved us an hour in the mornings as horses can be worked at 8am instead of fed at 8am.

"The extra hour in bed is great too!"

Lady Julie Daly, Nunirons Equestrian Team
North Buckinghamshire, UK

We like the feeders very much. We no longer have to be in the stable to feed the horses three times a day. The iFEED feeders now automatically feed the horses six times a day which is better for the horses. We no longer have any cases of colic.

Per Bergmann, owner of the Ridecenter riding school,
Herning, Denmark.

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The iFEED feeders make our horses eat slower which is better for the horses. Before we had the feeders, some of our horses got colic. Now, with these feeders, we have had no cases of colic.

Kasper Brostrom, manager Kathrinebjerg Riding School,
Fyn, Denmark

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The feeders have been going constantly for 9 months and 3 weeks now
and they are the only thing that makes it possible for my horse to live at 
home. The feeders are worth their weight in gold. I couldn't imagine life 
without them at this point!

Judy
New Orleans, LA

I am certain that the feeders benefit my horses by preventing them from gorging their feed and making them eat at a slower pace. The fact that they also save me money with horses that have a tendency to scatter their feed has convinced me that these feeders are a great benefit for horse owners.

Nina Hagen, owner of El Dorado,
Washington State's leading thoroughbred breeding farm