darris
Member
hi,
any do,s @ dont,s with an arab,s daily diet.
thanks
any do,s @ dont,s with an arab,s daily diet.
thanks
arab feed routine.
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Meowy Catkin
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They tend to be good doers so don't over feed.
I like to feed mine a small feed of grass chaff, a sprinkle of oats and a handful of high fibre cubes during the warmer months just as a carrier for their supplement. When the grass stops growing they get bigger feeds twice a day (with the supplement) and ad lib forage.
I avoid alfalfa because one gets itchy on it, although the other is fine.
I like to feed mine a small feed of grass chaff, a sprinkle of oats and a handful of high fibre cubes during the warmer months just as a carrier for their supplement. When the grass stops growing they get bigger feeds twice a day (with the supplement) and ad lib forage.
I avoid alfalfa because one gets itchy on it, although the other is fine.
PinkvSantaboots
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Neither of mine can have any molasses sends them nuts and they both hold there weight well so they have a basic diet of hay and grass, pink mash grass chaff and micronised linseed.
I find they don't really need high energy feeds it just makes mine silly to ride, they have enough natural energy for what I do really which is just hacking and schooling.
What are you feeding at the moment?
I find they don't really need high energy feeds it just makes mine silly to ride, they have enough natural energy for what I do really which is just hacking and schooling.
What are you feeding at the moment?
Steerpike
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One of mine is hard to keep weight on and reacts to lots of Alfalfa so he gets grass chaff, ERS pellets and speedi beet with a balancer, the others get varying amounts of alfalfa a oil, speedibeet and a balancer until they are in hard work where they get Saracen releve or ulca kind nuts