shadowboy
Well-Known Member
I have a 2 year old Welsh D X ?? He's a good weight now (wasn't when he arrived midwinter) he did not get well looked after in the past (bad feet/worms/scurfy etc) anyway since I've had him he's been out 24/7 with one feed of 2 X handfuls of Agrobs muesli (very similar or a meadow based chaff/no molasses) a handful of nuts (for interest) and measure of NAF 5* feed balancer. Feet are better in the sense of better angle of growth but still a little soft.
My big problem is he eats his companions poo. Not just a little nibble but full on scoffs it (only when it's fresh out - literally seconds old) his coat is excellent and he's wormed. I've offered a salt lick and he's not interested. Is it just the other horse producing "sweet- smelling) 😬 Poo or is he likely to be lacking?
If I get the grass analysed would this tell me what he's lacking or do I need to do bloods if some sort? I'm moving him mid sept (as I'm pregnant so need somewhere where I can get assistance) so don't want to spend a bomb on grass analysis.
My big problem is he eats his companions poo. Not just a little nibble but full on scoffs it (only when it's fresh out - literally seconds old) his coat is excellent and he's wormed. I've offered a salt lick and he's not interested. Is it just the other horse producing "sweet- smelling) 😬 Poo or is he likely to be lacking?
If I get the grass analysed would this tell me what he's lacking or do I need to do bloods if some sort? I'm moving him mid sept (as I'm pregnant so need somewhere where I can get assistance) so don't want to spend a bomb on grass analysis.