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Total Feeds, Inc. Total Feeds is home to Dr. Harry Anderson's Line of animal feeds and human nutrition products, information and dealer locator. https://linktr.ee/TotalFeeds

Total feeds is dedicated to providing the highest quality feed products for a wide range of animal species. Dr. R. Harry Anderson's 42 years of experience formulating animal rations, and his endless search for the best ingredients have gone into every formula we make. From our first product Total Equine® first produced in 2000, to our more recent specialty formulas, the focus has always been on optimum health and performance through excellent nutrition.

10/15/2026

When they said it was a head horse… the horse had other plans. 🤠

Jeff Williams and Punk Carter swap one of the best cowboy stories you’ll hear on the latest episode of The Total Podcast — the big, stout “head horse” that bucked everybody off (including a bronc peeler), then showed up at the rodeo as the best pickup horse anyone had ever seen. And the punchline? Pure gold.

Watch the full episode and catch the rest of the story. Link in bio.
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10/13/2026

Two of the most common issues Lari Dee Guy sees at clinics: tip too far down + hurrying out of the box.

You need to be a 1.5, but getting ahead of your horse kills the rhythm. Leave calm, stay balanced, and catch the stride.

Straight from the legend. Save this one. 🐴🔥

10/09/2026

They’re much more than pets. They’re partners you trust with your life.

Ken McNabb switched his horses to Total Feeds this year. After a couple of weeks away, his wife walked into the barn and asked what he’d changed. The flesh, the condition, the coat — all better. The twitchy, shaky, hyper energy? Gone.

Energy and strength without the mental blow-ups. That’s the difference when the feed matches the job.
Tag a horse person who needs to hear this.

10/07/2026

You think you’ve heard every way to tune a cutting horse. Then Punk Carter and Jeff Williams start talking about how they used to do it.

John Carter had the first one was a little horse called Rocky Joe Mack. Somebody else had started him. Daddy finished the job, hauling him to cuttings in the back of a pickup with a sideboard. The whole herd was Punk, Roy, Mama, and a chow dog. Mama balked. Roy quit. When the horse needed more charge, the dog went in the pen.

Jeff’s bright idea wasn’t any cheaper. He and Mike caught a bunch of wild pigs, put them on feed, and figured they’d work them in a solid round pen. The pigs never gained an ounce. A pig will make about two turns, then he’s mad and coming at the horse. Three hundred dollars in feed. Two days of work.
They worked goats too. One drove a nose sideways. Two pencils, no doctor, back to work.

That’s the good part of these stories. Not the hardship. The way they tell it.

New episode of The Total Podcast drops tomorrow.

10/05/2026

They called her the snaffle bit girl. She took it as a compliment.

Canadian trainer, clinician, and pole bender Bronwyn Irwin doesn’t have a drawer full of bits. She rides bridleless, in a junior cow horse, or in a snaffle — and that’s it. When the barrel crowd showed up in fancy shank bits and nicknamed her for sticking with the plain one, she didn’t even know it was supposed to be a dig.

Her take: if the horse is running through your hand, that’s not a bit problem. That’s a stop problem. Change the training, not the hardware.
Full conversation with Bronwyn on The Total Podcast — partnership, film horses, and why chemistry beats a perfect pedigree.
Find her: Bronwyn Hart Irwin · thehorsetrainers.com
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10/04/2026

Saddles don’t all weigh the same — and some of them are hefty. Craig Cameron’s trick for the walk from the trailer: get the saddle up against your body and let your core do the work.

Handy, steady, and a lot more comfortable than you’d think.
Worth remembering the next time you’re hauling gear across the barn.

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09/30/2026

He asked Ernie Wilson if there was a special saddle he still remembered making.
Turns out there was. Built for a guy from Alberta who comes down every spring, taps 3,000 trees, and makes maple syrup. Then Ernie made one for the grandson too.
Update from the shop: 18 barrels so far. Forty-five gallons each.
That’s a lot of syrup. And a very Canadian answer to a saddle question.
Ernie’s follow-up still lands: how do you make a maple tree organic? It grows in the ground like all the rest.
Full conversation with saddle maker Ernie Wilson is on The Total Podcast.
What’s a story that still comes back every time you finish a piece of work?
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09/29/2026

The right horse isn’t always the first one. It’s the one you can count on, trust… and actually have fun with!

Bronwyn Irwin on The Total Podcast keeps it real: you might go through a few horses before you find the match for your goals. As your horsemanship grows, those little things that aren’t 100% become clearer—and that’s okay. That horse will be perfect for someone else.

Her own path started with barrels and poles. Now the dream horse is one that can win in the rodeo and work on a film set with actors holding the lead. Specific goals. Start there. Adjust as you go.

conversation with Bronwyn is on The Total Podcast.
What’s the one thing you won’t compromise on when looking for your next horse?

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09/28/2026

What makes a movie horse actually work?

Bronwyn Irwin says it’s not just training — it’s a unique personality, and a trainer willing to let that personality show. Her horse Chief is a total ham: wrapper rustler, program holder, sit-down specialist with a belly that steals every scene. If the crowd laughs, he leans in harder.

That’s the difference between a horse that performs and a horse that entertains.

From Bronwyn on The Total Podcast. Full episode on the Total Feeds channel.

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09/26/2026

Meet Bob. Forty years old. Still the kids’ teacher. Still heading, heeling, and standing rock-steady when fireworks go off.
They picked him up a decade ago as a “been there, done that” kids horse—already 30. He’s been on Total Equine ever since. Now the papers say 40 and nobody believes it until they see them. The dentist opens his mouth, closes it, and says: whatever you’re doing, don’t stop.
That’s the point of this reel. One complete extruded feed. No extra bags. No guesswork. Nutrition old horses can actually use—easy to chew, highly digestible, built for the whole life, not just the “senior” years.
Forty doesn’t have to look like forty

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