As the title.
I need a bit of feed to get the bute and antibiotics down Sham and I don't want to syringe it down her really because of her abusive past, she doesn't like anything strange near her head.
I've completely ran out of feed now and I don't want to buy a whole sack and end up wasting it, and all the horses on the yard who are still having hard feed are on fancy stuff, so I don't want to borrow anything too rich or heating, even though people have offered the odd handful. She'd only be having enough to disguise the meds - no more than a handful.
They sell Wagg in the local supermarket and I can't see anything in the ingredients that horses shouldn't have, but any advice would be great.
I remember reading somewhere that rabbits and horses have similar digestive systems.
Composition
Peas, Wheat, Wheatfeed, Oatfeed, Oats, Lucerne, Flaked Maize, Whole Maize, Sunflower Ext., Grass, Vegetable Oil, Apple, Grape, Syrup, Carob Meal, Minerals, Linseed (0.3%), Yeast (0.05%).
Additives (Per Kg)
Nutritional Additives: Vitamin A 6000 iu, Vitamin D3 1000 iu, Vitamin E (alpha tocopherol acetate) 40 iu, Iron lll Ferric Oxide 350 mg, Iron Sulphate Monohydrate 13 mg, Calcium Iodate 1.5 mg, Cupric Sulphate Pentahydrate 15 mg, Manganous Oxide 25 mg, Zinc Oxide 20 mg, Zinc Chelate 100 mg. *Colourants, Antioxidant. *Colourants – from a mineral source found in nature.
Analytical Constituents
Protein 13.5%, Fat Content 4.5%, Crude Fibre 10%, Crude Ash 4.5%, Calcium 0.6%, Phosphorus 0.4%.
I need a bit of feed to get the bute and antibiotics down Sham and I don't want to syringe it down her really because of her abusive past, she doesn't like anything strange near her head.
I've completely ran out of feed now and I don't want to buy a whole sack and end up wasting it, and all the horses on the yard who are still having hard feed are on fancy stuff, so I don't want to borrow anything too rich or heating, even though people have offered the odd handful. She'd only be having enough to disguise the meds - no more than a handful.
They sell Wagg in the local supermarket and I can't see anything in the ingredients that horses shouldn't have, but any advice would be great.
I remember reading somewhere that rabbits and horses have similar digestive systems.
Composition
Peas, Wheat, Wheatfeed, Oatfeed, Oats, Lucerne, Flaked Maize, Whole Maize, Sunflower Ext., Grass, Vegetable Oil, Apple, Grape, Syrup, Carob Meal, Minerals, Linseed (0.3%), Yeast (0.05%).
Additives (Per Kg)
Nutritional Additives: Vitamin A 6000 iu, Vitamin D3 1000 iu, Vitamin E (alpha tocopherol acetate) 40 iu, Iron lll Ferric Oxide 350 mg, Iron Sulphate Monohydrate 13 mg, Calcium Iodate 1.5 mg, Cupric Sulphate Pentahydrate 15 mg, Manganous Oxide 25 mg, Zinc Oxide 20 mg, Zinc Chelate 100 mg. *Colourants, Antioxidant. *Colourants – from a mineral source found in nature.
Analytical Constituents
Protein 13.5%, Fat Content 4.5%, Crude Fibre 10%, Crude Ash 4.5%, Calcium 0.6%, Phosphorus 0.4%.