Re: [RC] Midwest horse feeding and riding buddies - osberg
Hi Alice Lynn!
I have always heard that it is the process of the
horse's body digesting the "roughage" rather than just digesting alfalfa.
If your horses are not used to eating the alfalfa, it might be too much for
their system. My horses get only grass hay and a nutritional supplement
daily and they do just fine in the winters up here. Of course, this is
just my opinion from our experiences with our own horses.
Betty ~ In Minnesota ~ http://www.rhythmbeads.com/ Many
people are now using Rhythm Beads to improve their horse's performance by
enhancing their horse's stride rhythm. Maybe you should too! Rhythm
Beads are known to help calm and relax both horse and rider!
several people have told me that the process of
digesting the alfalfa is what keeps them warm during the winter, and they
won't be able to withstand the elements as well if they are being fed
grass hay and grain.
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