Services
At FAR Equine Nutrition, independent, science-based support is available for you and your horse — virtually, wherever you're located, or on-farm if you're local to the Okanagan. Travel fees apply for on-farm visits.
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Contact for a free 15-minute discovery call to discuss your horse’s needs, learn more about what a nutrition program includes, and ask questions.
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The most complete way to transform your horse's nutrition. Includes a full intake consultation, a personalized written plan, bi-weekly follow-up support, and adjustments along the way — so you're never guessing whether it's working.
Includes:
1-hour intake consultation (virtual or on-farm)
Full review of current diet, supplements, health, and goals
Body Condition Score education
Personalized written nutrition plan with implementation instructions
Recommendation walkthrough via phone/video
Bi-weekly follow-up via call or email
30-day check-in to assess progress
Nutrition plan adjustments as needed
Hay analysis interpretation available as an add-on
Multi-horse discount available.
Contact me for pricing — I'll walk you through everything included on a free Discovery Call.
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For horses with medical conditions or complex needs, such as metabolic disease (EMS, PPID), laminitis, gastric ulcers, muscle disorders, chronic weight loss, or recovery from illness or surgery.
Everything in the 30-Day Program, plus:
Review of veterinary records, bloodwork, current diet, and supplements
Collaboration with your veterinarian, with written updates sent to them
Extra time for case research and plan development
Veterinarians are welcome to refer patients directly.
Contact me for pricing — I'll walk you through everything included on a free Discovery Call.
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A focused session for horse owners who have a specific question or need a one-time nutrition check. I'll review your horse's current diet and provide clear, actionable recommendations by email.
Includes:
Review of current diet, health, and goals
Emailed recommendations
Brief supplement guidance
Not available for certain nutrition concerns or health conditions — these require the full 30-Day Program to properly assess and support. I'll let you know if that's the case for your horse.
Need more ongoing support after your consult? You can upgrade to the 30-Day Program at the time of your session.
$200 per horse -
Makaila is a certified hay sampler through the National Forage Testing Association (NFTA) and offers on-farm hay collection using a hay probe. Samples are submitted to an NFTA-certified laboratory to ensure accurate, reliable analysis.
Includes:
On-farm hay collection using a hay probe
Sample submitted to an NFTA-certified lab
Written report of results in an easy-to-read format, so you know what the numbers actually mean
Hay testing can be booked as a standalone service or included as part of the 30-Day Nutrition Program at a discounted price.
$150 per sample (1–3 samples)
$120 per sample (4+ samples) -
Already have your own hay analysis from another lab or a previous test? I'll interpret the results and tell you what they actually mean for your horse.
Includes:
Review of your existing hay analysis results
Written interpretation explaining key findings
Practical guidance based on what the numbers show
No sampling or lab work needed — just send me your existing results.
$50
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Ongoing support for horses who need continued monitoring and adjustments beyond a 30-day program — ideal for complex, metabolic, or performance cases, or clients who've completed a program and want to keep progress on track.
Includes:
Bi-weekly check-ins and ongoing email support
Diet adjustments as needs change
Continued progress tracking
Required for more complex or medically sensitive cases needing ongoing oversight.
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A one-time reassessment for existing clients — a quick review of your horse's current condition and diet, similar to a periodic maintenance check.
Includes:
Review of current feeding program and body condition
Minor adjustments as needed
Brief written summary
One-time only — no ongoing support included. For continued support or complex cases, see Ongoing Monthly Support.
$125
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For performance barns, sales barns, lesson programs, rescues, and other operations managing multiple horses at once. I streamline feeding across the barn — including sourcing forage options that work well for the whole herd — while still tailoring recommendations for any individual horses that need extra attention.
Includes:
On-site or virtual review of your herd's current feeding program
Optional forage sourcing guidance suited to the whole barn
Tailored recommendations for horses with individual needs
Practical, consistent management that's easy to maintain day to day
Contact me for pricing — I'll put together a plan and quote tailored to your barn.
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Know a horse who'd benefit? When someone you refer books a 30-Day Program or barn program, you both get $25 off: you on your next check-in or monthly support, and them on their first 30-Day Program. You just have them mention your name when they book.
Referral credit applies once the referred client's program is paid. One discount per new client; can't be combined with other offers. One $25 credit per booking; credits expire after 12 months. This program may change or end at any time.
Why Education Matters
Horse nutrition advice is available from many sources, but not all advice is backed by formal education in equine nutrition.
My recommendations are based on:
A Bachelor of Science (Honours)
Master's in Equine Science, specializing in Equine Nutrition (final year), University of Edinburgh
Five years as a kennel and veterinary assistant in a veterinary clinic
Certified NFTA Hay Sampler
Ongoing continuing education and professional development
Every nutrition program includes a comprehensive evaluation of forage, feed, supplements, management, workload, body condition, and health history. Recommendations are based on current research and the individual horse's needs—not product sales or one-size-fits-all feeding approaches.
My goal is not only to provide recommendations, but to help owners understand the "why" behind them so they can make informed decisions for their horses.