A little feed survey...

[MizElz]

 

[Stacie_and_Jed]

I feed chaff with competition mix how much depends on how much work he is doing. I feed sugar beet in the winter only.

He has garlic and soon will be on seaweed.

 

[Blizzard]

I feed beau alfa oil conditioning cubes, feed balancer, garlic, linseed oil.

Lance gets D&H safe and sound with vitamins and garlic.

both get glucosamine

 

[beatrice]

Bea gets Alfa a, pasture mix, alfa beet, garlic, superclam, vit/mins and carrots.

Joshua gets Alfa a, alfa beet, vit/mins, garlic and carrots.

Both are fed twice a day.

 

[rara007]

Not a bean, none of them. Thats the benefit of having natives and ponies sharp out of their heads, they never need any hard feed for weight or energy.

 

[Twilight]

I feed high fibre cubes and alfalfa plus vits, joint sup and anti scratch. He used to be on pasture mix but was quite naughty. much better off the cereals.

 

[Gorgeous George]

at the moment George gets hi-fi lite, lo-cal balancer and superflex.

 

[JenHunt]

feed alfa a oil, full fat soya meal, speedibeet and NAF GP supplement. one of them gets tempralax when he's being left on his own, and the other gets a Copper and vitamin e supplement twice a year for his vitiligo.

 

[M_G]

I feed Just Grass with grass pellets, topspec and a small amount of sugar beet twice a day

 

[TGM]

Don't feed any of those! I use AlfaBeet, barley and veg oil. I will occasionally use a vit/min supplement if I think any particular horse needs one, plus have used chondroitin/glucosamine supplements in the past. Have fed dried nettles to mine - does that count as herbs? Usually quite happy to work out my own rations, but did contact a couple of feedlines for advice on feeding my mare and foal.