This message is from: "jen frame"
wow Jean! I am impressed with the ages of your two old Fjords! I
guess it never occured to me that they could/would live that long, and
it makes me so happy to know that I'll have many years with my beloved
Fjord who is 10 years old now! Your post brings up ano
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Sent: Saturday, December 6, 2008 8:34:46 AM
Subject: RE: Senior Feed Question
This message is from: Jean Ernest
I feed my two senior Fjords Nutrena Senior Life, which has no molasses. I
have been feeding Stella 2 lbs in the morning and 2 lbs in the evening. She
is 31, and can still
This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I feed my two senior Fjords Nutrena Senior Life, which has no molasses. I
have been feeding Stella 2 lbs in the morning and 2 lbs in the evening. She
is 31, and can still eat some hay after I had her teeth done. She also get a
couple handfu
This message is from: Marsha Jo Hannah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I need to start my 29-year-old stallion, Ivan, on Senior Feed by
> Purina. While he eats moistened hay cubes and pelleted grain well,
> he is starting to have some problems eating hay. To supplement
> that,
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Hello! I need to start my 29-year-old stallion, Ivan, on Senior Feed by
Purina. While he eats moistened hay cubes and pelleted grain well, he is
starting to have some problems eating hay. To supplement that, I want to feed
the
Senior Feed, but I am
This message is from: "Ed Sullivan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Kristie, looks like you're on a very good feeding program for this mare,
with the Triple Crown Lite and beet pulp. Grass hay is best. We don't all
have flexibility with our hay resources, but if you do, you might want to seek
out a very
This message is from: Mariposa Farm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Linda,
We don't feed any corn to the horses anymore. According to the Davis',
Doc Sweeney said that Fjords shouldn't have corn. "They don't need
it". I've done some reading and it seems that the sugar in corn is
easily "converted t
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Thanks, Bud!!! :)
Thanks, too, for your participation in the expo...I just got back up north last
night. Enjoy the summer and see you at the "show" !!
Linda
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Whoopsthought I was sending a private message to Mark.
Linda
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re: oil in feedI mix 4/1 oats and corn with two gallons of soy oil
increase the corn to 3/1 in winter. The horses love itthis is for 500lbs
This message is from: "Gail Russell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Usually, people are trying to fatten up with oil. They might feed
straight oil, except the horse will not eat it. So they pour the oil
into pellets (usually of the low carb version...like alfalfa) so the
horse will eat the pellets, and the
This message is from: "Warren Stockwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Folks,
My question is regarding feeding "pellets" and oil. Is this alfala pellets or
what?? Is this in replacement for hay or with the intent to reduce the hay
needed?? I think I rember seeing someone say they feed "pellets and oil."
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