JessnGeorge
Well-Known Member
Hiya
Sorry to be cheeky and ask 2 questions but I can't remember if bluebells are poisonous or not? He's got a new field and they are sprouting like there's no tomorrow. He looks like he has picked one with a mouthful of grass and then spat it out but none of the others were touched.
Also, due to the fact that he can't bear being out in the rain or the midges, he has sporadic phases of being out or staying in. At the moment because the weather is so nice and there are no midges (YET!!) he has been out for 3 days and 2 nights in a row. When he's out he doesn't bother eating his feed but when he's in every last bit is gone. Will this upset his digestion much? When in he has 2 feeds and ad lib hay, when out, obviously ad lib grass and might manage a mouthful of morning and night feed. It's the regular change in eating patterns that's bothering me (colic wise although he's never had it in my care)
Many thanks in advance for your advice
Sorry to be cheeky and ask 2 questions but I can't remember if bluebells are poisonous or not? He's got a new field and they are sprouting like there's no tomorrow. He looks like he has picked one with a mouthful of grass and then spat it out but none of the others were touched.
Also, due to the fact that he can't bear being out in the rain or the midges, he has sporadic phases of being out or staying in. At the moment because the weather is so nice and there are no midges (YET!!) he has been out for 3 days and 2 nights in a row. When he's out he doesn't bother eating his feed but when he's in every last bit is gone. Will this upset his digestion much? When in he has 2 feeds and ad lib hay, when out, obviously ad lib grass and might manage a mouthful of morning and night feed. It's the regular change in eating patterns that's bothering me (colic wise although he's never had it in my care)
Many thanks in advance for your advice