Danger from Himalayan Salt - The Horse Forum
2020年8月5日 · All the sites I found about Himalayan salt and horses said how wonderful it was, how horses love to lick it because it does not abrade their tongues like block salt will. Then I googled for humans, and there was site after site about the dangers of ingesting too much Himalayan salt. Ditto for dog and cat websites.
beet pulp alternative? - The Horse Forum
2015年9月10日 · My old barn fed a beet pulp and rice bran mash nightly. Sometimes new horses would come in and turn their noses up at it, but after seeing the other horses get so excited about it, they'd start giving it a try within a week or so and by the end of two weeks they were just as excited as the other horses when the mash would come by :lol: I'd say keep offering the new …
Soft, Unformed Manure - The Horse Forum
2020年6月29日 · She is on water, grass, white and Himalayan salt blocks/licks, and round-bale hay 24/7/365. The grass and round-bale hay is of decent quality, not high-quality.
Feeding regime for my haflinger... - The Horse Forum
2013年11月15日 · Mine did the same thing with the Himalayan block, but slowed down after the first one. Now, with the salt in the feed, they lick it, but very little. THE most important thing over the winter is offering him the tepid water, if he drinks a bucket full of that, and he most likely will, you're a huge step ahead.
Restoring an old, dry, western saddle | The Horse Forum
2017年10月2日 · The horses have varying reactions but if given as a snack/weight booster, I've read recipes where you can mix it with sugar or a little Himalayan salt, chill it in an ice cube tray, pop it out and offer it as a treat.
Hollow sounding hoof? - The Horse Forum
2019年7月8日 · I personally just put out a salt lick and let the horse decide what they need for salt since I assume it varies with temperature and exercise, plus it is super hard to get horses to eat salt. Your copper on the graph is on the low side and it assumes you are getting quite a bit from the hay (28% of the amount is from your vitamin supplement).
Hoffmans Minerals: Free Choice: Too Much? | The Horse Forum
2011年3月6日 · Is blue salt harmful to horses? NO. In fact, the only nutritional difference between red salt and blue salt is the added cobalt in the blue salt. Both contain sodium chloride and both contain iodine. The blue cobalt-added salt was designed for cattle and other ruminants. The bacteria in the rumen use cobalt to synthesize vitamin B12.
Children's saddle straps? - The Horse Forum
2012年8月8日 · I would point out..If you were at a rodeo or barrel race you probably saw something that straps to the saddle but not the child, the child is usually wearing something kind of like really short shorts or underwear made of the opposite velcro.
Pasture on a slope/hill? - The Horse Forum
2020年12月9日 · From my experience, it can be nice for maintaining muscle in a dry environment and with smaller herds. Dangers are that on wet days, it can be slippery and increase risk of injuries. I also had my horse injure himself on one when he was out with a larger herd that got excited and ran down the hill.
How to feed rice bran or beet pulp | The Horse Forum
2014年11月28日 · I always soak the beet pulp. It makes it easier to chew, adds water to the gut to help the old ones digest better, I can add oil and salt or electrolytes to it easily. I will also dump the sr feed on top of the wet beet pulp. I used to add bute to one horses beet pulp with some karo syrup to hide the taste .