poiuytrewq
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Same I was gutted
so stressful leaving them with nothing then they go screw it up anyway x
Winter faecal water syndrome
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so stressful leaving them with nothing then they go screw it up anyway xHighmileagecob
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2024 update.
I have found a meadow grass haylage, which he can manage to eat just fine, and have totally withdrawn the chopped, ryegrass haylage. The faecal water has dried up like turning a tap off, within 24 hours he was clean and dry. Fingers crossed it continues, and I have found something that works for him.
I have found a meadow grass haylage, which he can manage to eat just fine, and have totally withdrawn the chopped, ryegrass haylage. The faecal water has dried up like turning a tap off, within 24 hours he was clean and dry. Fingers crossed it continues, and I have found something that works for him.
Dam1
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Mine was the same - just one simple thing - was (hopefully) sorted by just adding some hay . It's such a relief - especially with winter looming. It's no fun having to wash a green tail/bottom in the freezing cold - expect the horse feels the same lol
Long may it last
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Long may it last
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meleeka
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Mine can't tolerate anything remotely coarse, but is ok on meadow hay, as long as she doesn't eat too much of it (given the choice she'd eat 24/7). A teeny holed net help with that.