What I feed my horses + tips and tricks (REUPLOADED)

[@debbieadkins2803]

Thank you for sharing your precious horses, I wish you could make more videos!❤️🤍💙🇺🇸👍👍

[@BB-co7kp]

Beautiful property and horses look so happy and healthy. Very informative video thank you!!

[@lizxu322]

Who can dislike this? 😠 I also give my horses a dash of oil for their coat, and sometimes cooked black rice and various herbs. Ooh, and a dash of salt. Most horses lack sodium in pastures. Ordered some probiotics as well. I'm pretty out there haha, but all my horses look much better than when I got them, all of them pretty much were rescued. Good stuff! Look forward to see more vids

[@VixxTheFoxx]

Oil is bad for horses and can cause colic, even the horse rated ones

[@goldenstarhorses291]

Thank you for this I am going too buy a horse soon so this is very helpful.

[@jimsimminins3020]

do horses have a pecking order? like a pack leader? i noticed how you said you feed the horses in a particular order.

[@The_mini_farm]

This is very interesting. I can’t find any videos that tell exactly how to feed like your video does. I have a 10 month old Belgian. Would you have an idea of how much I should feed him? If you answer, show me by scoops. 🙂

[@qrkriding3958]

Horses should be fed by weight and by based on their body condition. I would recommend free choice hay all day and grain (to ensure nutrients are being met)

[@oliveshupe9679]

If you're worried about sugar, they make Purina Strategy Health Edge whcih specifcally has less starches, thats what I feed my boy, and its cheaper than Nutrena. I was thinking about switching to Nutrena though too since my boy is HYPP

[@VixxTheFoxx]

Purina is a bad feed brand, they have trace amounts of rat poison in their feed

[@VixxTheFoxx]

I suggest taking them fully off of grain and continue feeding small meals frequently, in a few months you can see changes.

[@Conny226]

Copper want to enjoy his food Dot rush him 😌

[@Maxwell-is-Smart]

What’s with Jackie’s underside? Is that just the pattern of her coat growth, or is she missing (or shaved) hair?

[@Metamora_Mustangs]

She is clipped, this helps make sure horses don't overheat when they are worked. It also makes sure when they do sweat they dry quicker in the winter so they don't become to cold.

[@VixxTheFoxx]

@@Metamora_Mustangsthey actually will be colder clipped after a ride then non clipped