Feed & Forage in Washington
32 listings across 24 cities · Updated 2026
Find feed and forage suppliers in Washington — hay, grain, supplements, shavings, and farm supplies. Compare local feed stores and hay dealers to keep your barn stocked.
Feed & Forage by city in Washington
Featured feed & forage in Washington
Cox Ranch Supply
Forks, Clallam Co.
Eagle ProSix
Forks, Clallam Co.
Tight Joints Plus
Auburn, Kitsap Co.
White Stallion Hay & Ranch
Forks, Clallam Co.
Blake-Cliff Stables
Forks, Clallam Co.
Thunder Mountain Equine
Forks, Clallam Co.
Eden Acres Training and Feeds
Arlington, Skagit Co.
Dayville Hay & Grain
Snohomish, Snohomish Co.
Rietdyk's Milling Company
Ridgefield, Clark Co.
4 Corners Farm & Garden
Castle Rock, Cowlitz Co.
Draw It Out® Horse Health Care Solutions
Forks, Clallam Co.
Pioneer Feed Co
Ridgefield, Cowlitz Co.
Servine Feed Tack & Boarding
Roy, Lewis Co.
Andrew's Hay
Arlington, Skagit Co.
Companion Cove
Olympia, Lewis Co.
Hexon Hay & Straw
Selah, Benton Co.
Hajny Trading
Ellensburg, Benton Co.
Orchards Feed
Vancouver, Clark Co.
The Grange Supply
Issaquah, Kitsap Co.
Western World Feed & Pet Supplies
Longview, Cowlitz Co.
EPH Hay & Cattle
Graham, Mason Co.
Fish Farms Hay Sales
Bremerton, Kitsap Co.
The Grene Wode
Aldergrove, Whatcom Co.
Skagit Farmers Country Store
Mount Vernon, Skagit Co.
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Feed & Forage in Washington — FAQ
How much hay does a horse eat?
A typical 1,000 lb horse eats 15–25 lbs of forage daily — roughly half a small square bale, or 2%+ of body weight. Plan storage for at least a few weeks' supply.
Do feed stores deliver?
Many local feed stores and hay suppliers deliver by the ton or pallet, often with a minimum order. Check each listing's details or call to ask about delivery radius and rates.