i feed just like my grandfather did. good quality hay & grasses when available .clean water & a mineral block with whole oats or barley 3x day.never seen a horse looking & feeling better than she does .
I wonder if Horse Oats are glutenized like what’s marketed for human consumption. Bob’s Red Mill recently altered thier Gulten Free Oats, they now absorb much more water, cook up kinda hard & need more soak time, they also went up in price about $2. The upside is I need less of those Oats to cook with, but it takes atleast 1-2days for them to fully soak (“Quick” Oats are not so quick anymore!). I’m sure the strains of Oats processed for human cereals (glutenful & gluten free) are a different species then for horses
Stupid video. If you buy any processed horse feed you have to read the ingredient list and check for the percentage of the various nutrients, like protein, sugar content, carbohydrates etc. Only then you can say if this particularly product is suitable for your needs.
Is this movie a joke? Sweet feed is not even a feed! Whole grains that you roll just before feeding, flax seed and an alfalfa pellet is what a horse needs... and a whole lot of hay... cant believe this sweet feed shit... oh god ... and he says i go to this woman for feeding advice... waaaw ...
i feed just like my grandfather did. good quality hay & grasses when available .clean water & a mineral block with whole oats or barley 3x day.never seen a horse looking & feeling better than she does .
thank you for the video, it was very helpful.
I wonder if Horse Oats are glutenized like what’s marketed for human consumption. Bob’s Red Mill recently altered thier Gulten Free Oats, they now absorb much more water, cook up kinda hard & need more soak time, they also went up in price about $2. The upside is I need less of those Oats to cook with, but it takes atleast 1-2days for them to fully soak (“Quick” Oats are not so quick anymore!). I’m sure the strains of Oats processed for human cereals (glutenful & gluten free) are a different species then for horses
Sweet feed, sweet manure. I don't see the downside 😎
the skinny horse could be wormed and teeth floated :-) will help
Stupid video. If you buy any processed horse feed you have to read the ingredient list and check for the percentage of the various nutrients, like protein, sugar content, carbohydrates etc.
Only then you can say if this particularly product is suitable for your needs.
No sweet feed! Nope nope.
Is this movie a joke? Sweet feed is not even a feed! Whole grains that you roll just before feeding, flax seed and an alfalfa pellet is what a horse needs... and a whole lot of hay... cant believe this sweet feed shit... oh god ... and he says i go to this woman for feeding advice... waaaw ...