10 October 2012 #1 H happyhacking:) Well-Known Member Joined 4 February 2011 Messages 366 Visit site has anyone ever had a problem with horses eating them? probs sounds daft but debating whether to use them over straw in the future but this could potentially mean using them to stable weanlings on. any advice?
has anyone ever had a problem with horses eating them? probs sounds daft but debating whether to use them over straw in the future but this could potentially mean using them to stable weanlings on. any advice?
11 October 2012 #2 Jnhuk Well-Known Member Joined 18 April 2010 Messages 2,526 Location Midlothian/Borders Visit site Can't say if they will eat them or not - think that it an individual thing as some horses are inclined to and some are not. However, if/when you are gelding them I was advised by vets to use straw bedding for a couple of weeks (rather than shavings)
Can't say if they will eat them or not - think that it an individual thing as some horses are inclined to and some are not. However, if/when you are gelding them I was advised by vets to use straw bedding for a couple of weeks (rather than shavings)
11 October 2012 #3 Maesfen Extremely Old Nag! Joined 20 June 2005 Messages 16,720 Location Wynnstay - the Best! photobucket.com Mine have got used to them by coming in with the mares and don't bother with them after the first nibble which they spit out hurriedly.
Mine have got used to them by coming in with the mares and don't bother with them after the first nibble which they spit out hurriedly.