DirectorFury
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Mine refuses to eat them, I tricked her into eating the pellets from my hand the first time but that was a one and done thing ?. They smell quite strong, almost banana-y, so I guess the taste is similar.For those that use equimins (pellets) are they palatable? I'm thinking of swapping my handful of pony nuts out for this instead. I currently feed a handful of honeychop lite and healthy and a handful of pony nuts just to get her general vit and min supplement and mag ox in (plus agnus castus and nettle powder in summer). Wondering if I should swap the pony nuts and vits for equimins instead? She's not fussy at all so would be surprised if she didn't eat it but wonder if other horses are having it with something tasty rather than bland oat straw.
Thanks, I’ll see if I can get hold of a taster bag to see if the fussy sod will eat them.Probably not a popular answer but my horse does better on a pelleted balancer - his feet actually deteriorated when on FP. On the advice of an independent nutritionist I've swapped him to Baileys Performance Balancer and this seems to work well for him.
I've seen equine podiatrists recommending Spilliers Lite and Lean for fussy horses. It's probably got a bit of molasses in but I would imagine the amount is small enough overall that it's worth it if your horse will actually eat it.
I’ve found a bag of PE in the spare room where all my spare horse stuff lives so she’ll have to eat that for now .