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Fwd: Feeding bermuda
In a message dated 1/7/99 9:45:04 AM EST, flemmerl@rcbhsc.wvu.edu writes:
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Interesting! When we lived in Florida, all we fed was the local Coastal
Bermuda hay. No real problems with any of the 52 horses on the farm.
Is this the same Bermuda you all are talking about?
>>
I think it is the same. The way it was explained to me was that coastal
bermuda is very fine, when the horse chews it, it becomes full of small
splinter type bits. This is what causes the impaction. I have know many,
many horses that do fine on coastal, but I think they were quite used to it.
The comment was me just repeating what the vets at the vet school had said to
me.
Leigh
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Interesting! When we lived in Florida, all we fed was the local Coastal
Bermuda hay. No real problems with any of the 52 horses on the farm.
Is this the same Bermuda you all are talking about?
Linda Flemmer
Leigh331@aol.com wrote:
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> In a message dated 1/6/99 3:22:53 PM EST, suendavid@worldnet.att.net writes:
>
> << Good luck with your guys (and I'd still trade having bermuda but living
> in L.A. for no bermuda but living north anyday!):-D
> >>
>
> The Vets at North Carolina State University vet school believe that bermuda
> hay (not growing, cut, dried hay) keeps them in business. They've told me
> never to feed it, it causes impaction colic often.
> leigh
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