Is Lami Light making my horse fizzy?

[Donnastu]

Hello,

I just wondered if anyone had experienced having a fizzy horse after feeding Blue Chip Lami Light? I have a good doer who has had laminitus in the past and have recently started competing at 75cm level with a 2 day event just past and some other combined training and XC classes every other weekend. I started feeding him Lami-Light for the nutrients he wasnt getting from the grass and feel he is behaving like a brat! He is 9yo and only started doing proper work when we bought him about a year ago.
I am in the process of having his saddle, back & teeth checked but wondered if it was maybe a coincidence that I only started feeding him this 3 weeks ago??!!
We have just moved yards last weekend but he started rearing, spinning & cantering on the spot before we moved.

Any comments welcome!

 

[ThePony]

not sure what's in it - can't find nutritional info on the blue chip website. But seems you aren't the only one who has noticed this http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=65707

 

[Donnastu]

Cheers Glosgirl, I didnt notice this thread!

Oh well, I'll maybe change to something else. Maybe Baileys or Dodson & Horrell?

He definitely needs something to keep him healthy but sane!

 

[ThePony]

For our good doers we use fast fibre - think it's fab! One of them needed a smidge more calories so we switched to ride and relax, but the corn in it sent her a bit nuts, so we stick with fast fibre now!