A yard I MAY be moving to feeds this range and I'm a little leery about putting my boy on new feeds b/c he is very sensitive to molasses. I plan to talk to a nutritionist about this, but have any of you fed any of the Chestnut range and did you/your horse get on well with it (or not) and, if so, why? Also, did you feel any supplements and/or balancers alongside and, if so, what and why?
Kal is a 9-year-old 16.2hh Polish sport horse in medium work. His weight needs careful management and he does tend to stress weight off, but on good quality hay and/or haylage he is fine. He can't have molasses at ALL (he's like a kid with ADHD), and I've managed to find a feeding regime that works a treat - Alpha A Molasses Free and Blue Chip Original - and that's IT - no other supplements (he was previously on Pink Powder, NAF Magic, Oil, Garlic and Hilton Herbs rosehip and seaweed for his feet).
He can be a little sharp and opinionated but he's not silly.
Any thoughts?
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Kal is a 9-year-old 16.2hh Polish sport horse in medium work. His weight needs careful management and he does tend to stress weight off, but on good quality hay and/or haylage he is fine. He can't have molasses at ALL (he's like a kid with ADHD), and I've managed to find a feeding regime that works a treat - Alpha A Molasses Free and Blue Chip Original - and that's IT - no other supplements (he was previously on Pink Powder, NAF Magic, Oil, Garlic and Hilton Herbs rosehip and seaweed for his feet).
He can be a little sharp and opinionated but he's not silly.
Any thoughts?
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