NooNoo59
Well-Known Member
My boy is 17, he has hi fibre spillers cubes now, but thinking forward to the dreaded winter, would he now benefit from a specific veteran feed?
veteran - special feed needed?
- Thread starter NooNoo59
- Start date
The Fuzzy Furry
Old Timer
CF (my bigger one) is also 17.
He is currently on hi-fi lite, high fibre cubes & a drizzle of D&H 16+, as well as glucosamine once a day, and of course his favourite garlic & parsely in Linseed oil drizzled over the top
His feeds are very small tho at present - more a token (particularly breakfast as he really only gets a bucket then so I CAN catch the little horror
), tho will be increased again come the colder weather or when the work required is harder.
What I feed suits CF's figure, needs & current working regime of 6 days a week, all mixed hacking/schooling & RC activities, all an hour or more.
He is currently on hi-fi lite, high fibre cubes & a drizzle of D&H 16+, as well as glucosamine once a day, and of course his favourite garlic & parsely in Linseed oil drizzled over the top
His feeds are very small tho at present - more a token (particularly breakfast as he really only gets a bucket then so I CAN catch the little horror
), tho will be increased again come the colder weather or when the work required is harder. What I feed suits CF's figure, needs & current working regime of 6 days a week, all mixed hacking/schooling & RC activities, all an hour or more.
ester
Not slacking multitasking
veteran feed often means more calories/higher protein levels so it depends if he needs either of these.
My 21 y o doesn't get any veteran feeds
.
My 21 y o doesn't get any veteran feeds
.NooNoo59
Well-Known Member
oh hadn't thought of that, he definitely does not need to put any weight on!
Doris68
Well-Known Member
As Ester said! My 28 yo doesn't get veteran feed, she has Suppleaze Gold and Gut Balancer, fed with Spillers Cool Fibre. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. My mare is a picture of health!
ester
Not slacking multitasking
Lol, that's your answer then, no