This message is from: Sherle Monheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
We have been trying to decide which is best for our Fjords. Mineral or
Salt Blocks. When I called my vet, I was told that they needed none,
since we are on the Equishine Pellet feeding program. I would like to
hear from all of you on this
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It's a very good idea to first check with your vet before using anything
(especially feed related items) that is labeled for cattle. Lots of
cattle products have growth promotants in them that are deadly to horses.
The mineral blocks for cattle are toxic t
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In the discussion of salt blocks you said that you read that they could be
bad for horses. I was recently told by my vet not to let my Fjord gelding eat
the mineral salt block for a while because he is a horse that likes to eat
salt and he finished a 5lb
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I used to give my gelding the red mineral block until I read in either
>Horse Illustrated or Horse & Rider that the mineral blocks that are for cows
>can actually be bad for horses.
Maybe it's the ones containing Selenium you have to
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I used to give my gelding the red mineral block until I read in either
Horse Illustrated or Horse & Rider that the mineral blocks that are for cows
can actually be bad for horses. I don't remember why, could someone, perhaps
"vet-Steve" comment? Jon
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