Ray Farms and Feed

07/08/2025

We love Omega Force!

06/09/2025

There is nothing better than our customers sending in amazing transformation pictures!
7 short weeks on Intensify Total Advantage and quality grass hay.
Let us help you get your equine partner looking and feeling their best!

06/07/2025

Placing an order Monday for supplements!
Let me know what you need!!

Electrolytes aren’t just a “maybe” in summer - they’re a MUST when the heat, hauling, or hard work hits. 🧂

We made you a cheat sheet (👇), because no one’s got time to guess when your horse is running on fumes.

📌 Save it. Share it. Keep your horse drinking and thriving.

04/21/2025

03/24/2025

I will be at the Flickerwood Little Britches Rodeo this weekend. If anyone needs me to bring anything please let me know. Here is what I currently have in stock.

I also have Gut Reset Paste and Engage Paste.

*Bluebonnet Feed*

03/24/2025

Is your horse showing signs of gastric distress or even ulcers?

Stress could be the cause. 😳

Stress triggers the release of a hormone called cortisol. Too much cortisol can negatively affect the pH levels in your horse’s stomach, which can weaken the protective barrier and make the stomach more susceptible to irritation and the formation ulcers.

Providing a gastric buffer, like Gastro pHix, can help maintain normal pH of the stomach, while soothing and strengthening the tissues that line the stomach and small intestine.

👀 See FAQ about Gastro pHix: https://bit.ly/what-is-gastro-pHix

03/20/2025

WE have this amazing feed in stock at Ray Farms and Feed !! 🤩🤩

Why choose Intensify Growth & Development?

Besides making feeding time a breeze, this feed is formulated to support:

✅ Healthy growth rates
✅ Strong bones & muscles
✅ Improved stress management
✅ Enhanced immunity and disease defenses

+ so much more!

We recommend mares to begin eating Intensify Growth & Development in the third trimester of pregnancy and continue until the foal is weaned. Foals can be fed Growth & Development through 3 years of age! ✨

03/18/2025

Such good info.

Need a more accurate way to estimate body weight on your horse than a weight tape?

(In inches) Multiply heart girth x heart girth x length, divide that number by 330.

I usually like to take the measurements 3 times and use the average number. This is a great tool to help figure out how much to feed to meet nutritional needs when a digital scale isn’t readily available.