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We have mixed with shavings and worked really well Also quite good with pellets

Have seen super results with havens slobbermash

Has anyone recently done any courses through here... I really want to further my nutrition knowledge and the equine science degree only contains a small portion about nutrition itself unless I’m missing something on my search to find something I really like the distance learning aspect as...

I wouldn't feed them - they survive on very little, very successfully where they originate from

St Hippolyt movicur is a super product

plenty of turnout and plenty of work I've found works best Its difficult as if your horse goes on a magnesium based calmer and isn't lacking in mag it can have the opposite effect so maybe look for one that isn't magnesium based hope he soon settles for you

I know quite a lot of yards that successfully use it - i would happily use it for all mine but none of them are hooligans so i'd say it would depend on the kind of horses you were to fence in with it

St Hippolyt grasses for the palatin range come from the lake constance area and agrobs from the Bavarian alps - but you may find a lot of the products are actually made in the same place/factory which i find interesting

I think the price increase may be due to the euro rate... lets hope the euro takes a U turn soon!

Id have a look at Havens slobbermash - hope things get moving soon :)

Ive just been reading about this one too

Havens natural balance is molasses free and 2.8% sugar

Havens Slobbermash would be perfect for your pony can make it as sloppy as you like...

I'd look at the St Hippolyt Equigard its fabulous

Sometimes a lack of zinc can affect the coat and itching - maybe look for something high in trace elements to help....