23 December 2009 #1 H HayleyandBob Well-Known Member Joined 9 June 2008 Messages 1,816 Location on a hill where the sun never shines :( Visit site I went and left a bag of carrots out and they are frozen solid! is it still ok to feed them..once defrosted of course?
I went and left a bag of carrots out and they are frozen solid! is it still ok to feed them..once defrosted of course?
23 December 2009 #2 P Patches Well-Known Member Joined 12 February 2005 Messages 10,028 Visit site They'll probably turn to mush once they thaw as mine did last year. I don't feed carrots anymore though.
They'll probably turn to mush once they thaw as mine did last year. I don't feed carrots anymore though.
23 December 2009 #3 H HayleyandBob Well-Known Member Joined 9 June 2008 Messages 1,816 Location on a hill where the sun never shines :( Visit site oo ok thanks...old pony would probably like a bit of carrot mush
23 December 2009 #4 D DivaRosa Well-Known Member Joined 13 August 2009 Messages 210 Visit site I just chucked a pile of frozen carrots in the field for mine to eat. They didn't seem bothered that they were extra crunchy!
I just chucked a pile of frozen carrots in the field for mine to eat. They didn't seem bothered that they were extra crunchy!
23 December 2009 #5 D Donkeymad Guest They will be soft and possibly a bit slimy. Mine wouldn't eat them, but yours might, they won't do any harm.
They will be soft and possibly a bit slimy. Mine wouldn't eat them, but yours might, they won't do any harm.
23 December 2009 #6 H HayleyandBob Well-Known Member Joined 9 June 2008 Messages 1,816 Location on a hill where the sun never shines :( Visit site Yes they will eat anything
23 December 2009 #7 floradora09 Well-Known Member Joined 2 April 2009 Messages 1,327 Location Oxfordshire Visit site Fed mine a thawing carrot ^^
23 December 2009 #8 M MissMincePie&Brandy Well-Known Member Joined 30 November 2009 Messages 2,254 Location England Visit site I sliced mine up and fed them. I'm sure a few will not cause any problems. Mine were very frosty but not completly frozen solid though, as I could still cut them.
I sliced mine up and fed them. I'm sure a few will not cause any problems. Mine were very frosty but not completly frozen solid though, as I could still cut them.
23 December 2009 #9 Tinseltoes Well-Known Member Joined 4 September 2009 Messages 2,599 Location South Wales Visit site Id be afraid of them getting colic.
23 December 2009 #10 S shezza1982 New User Joined 23 December 2009 Messages 2 Visit site I would be affraid of colic also, especially if it's an old pony.
23 December 2009 #11 H HayleyandBob Well-Known Member Joined 9 June 2008 Messages 1,816 Location on a hill where the sun never shines :( Visit site ahh that was what i thought ahh well i wont forget to bring them in again ! after wasting this lot! thanks
ahh that was what i thought ahh well i wont forget to bring them in again ! after wasting this lot! thanks
23 December 2009 #13 H HayleyandBob Well-Known Member Joined 9 June 2008 Messages 1,816 Location on a hill where the sun never shines :( Visit site oh thats good, thanks
24 December 2009 #15 B bronchobarb2 Well-Known Member Joined 24 February 2006 Messages 80 Visit site Frozen carrot = colic (or increases the risk of) I stop feeding them once they start to freeze
24 December 2009 #16 K K27 Well-Known Member Joined 12 April 2007 Messages 1,863 Visit site Once they are defrosted- fine, or if they are frozen chuck them into some boiling hot water, and then cut them up.
Once they are defrosted- fine, or if they are frozen chuck them into some boiling hot water, and then cut them up.