Mr Spook
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We have recently move to a lovely new yard - but it is quite big. Understandably they need to be efficient in all things e.g. distributing feeds at mealtimes!
When they make up feeds all supplements AND water are added at the time they are made up - and so everything in the feed bowl is wet for at least 6 hours, and almost 24 hours for the morning feed.
Does anyone know if being wet for all that time could be damaging to the supplements?
I don't want to be a "difficult livery" by demanding that my precious has water added to his feeds at the last minute - unless I am reasonably sure they should be done this way! The other yards I have been in add the water just before feeding - but they have had smaller numbers of horses.
Thanks
When they make up feeds all supplements AND water are added at the time they are made up - and so everything in the feed bowl is wet for at least 6 hours, and almost 24 hours for the morning feed.
Does anyone know if being wet for all that time could be damaging to the supplements?
I don't want to be a "difficult livery" by demanding that my precious has water added to his feeds at the last minute - unless I am reasonably sure they should be done this way! The other yards I have been in add the water just before feeding - but they have had smaller numbers of horses.
Thanks