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    RE: [RC] Top of the Rock-Grain Brained! - Jerry & Susan Milam

    It's a custom sweet feed of corn and oats..a little heavier in the corn side because it's left over from winter. It's supposed to be 12% protein. I know the beet pulp is not a grain, but it's the vehicle I deliver the grain in after I soak it so it's loaded with water for the hydration.
     
    Susan
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    Subject: Re: [RC] Top of the Rock-Grain Brained!

    What kind of sweet feed?  I'm sorry, but I don't consider beet pulp or sweet feed to be "grain."  I don't think beet pulp will do this to a horse, but depending on the sweet feed (alfa mo, COB?) maybe it was too much in a short period of time, especially if he's not used to it?   Someone correct me if I'm wrong here, maybe Susan can explain?
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