This message is from: "Patty Bronson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> The corner of the floor in which our horses are fed their hay is kept clean of pellets. This is by their choice not ours. They don't tend to kick the pellets to that area.
When first using the pellets they will pick up a few in their mouths but once "tasting" nothing yummy immediately drop them. I've used them with a 3 year old gelding, 5 year old mare, 1 year old colt and a 3 week old filly. None of them has made ingested them a habit. As for the comfort issue that was raised in an earlier post.... they lie down in the stall runs which have a combination of sand, 3/4" minus (which use to be the base but has been kicked to the surface) and hog fuel that has large chunks of bark. None of this seems to be of any bother to them during their "siesta" time. Patty Bronson Paradise Acres Junction City, OR
