| Wild River Run Farm |
| I believe its where you change your horses background |
Hurricane ! Follow Evacuation Routes.| SUMMER OF PEARLS |
| help! i spent my rusty bits on the holiday barn background. i dont know how to apply it and i am looking all over the site! if you know please mail me.... |
| The Joker |
| The more fiber they have the better in their diet, if they don't have enough forage they can have digestive issues and blockages a lot easier |
| Transformers Acres |
| I mean, they've long since sold the horses, to get their son a German Shepherd, but still. |
| Transformers Acres |
| Void They only used, like, two types of feed. Sweet feed, and some other grain. |
| The Old Gods |
| I say healthy because special considerations are needed for unhealthy horses that need upfeeding |
| The Old Gods |
| Grains can be alright if they're a complete formulation since those are designed to take the place of forage, but horses definitely need free choice hay if they're healthy |
| Transformers Acres |
| Void From what the owners/my old neighbors said, they didn't have any health issues, no digestion issues. |
| The Old Gods |
| It does depend on the horse, but there's a lot of misconception with alfalfa |
| Transformers Acres |
| The only feed the horses got was grains, sweet feed, and very minimal grass, as their lot was mainly mud/dirt, and old shavings. |
| The Old Gods |
| It's also a softer, less stemmy hay which makes it good for older horses |
| Transformers Acres |
| Ari My old neighbors never used alfalfa, so that's why I asked. They said that it was 'not good for horses', or something like that. They didn't even have hay or straw. |
| The Joker |
| Oooo I love that It's high in calcium and protein Geek so most horses absolutely love alfalfa :D |
| The Old Gods |
| It's very leafy. Still has purple flowers in it. The bales are super compressed, too. |
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| SUMMER OF PEARLS |
| help! i spent my rusty bits on the holiday barn background. i dont know how to apply it and i am looking all over the site! if you know please mail me.... |
| The Joker |
| The more fiber they have the better in their diet, if they don't have enough forage they can have digestive issues and blockages a lot easier |
| Transformers Acres |
| I mean, they've long since sold the horses, to get their son a German Shepherd, but still. |
| Transformers Acres |
| Void They only used, like, two types of feed. Sweet feed, and some other grain. |
| The Old Gods |
| I say healthy because special considerations are needed for unhealthy horses that need upfeeding |
| The Old Gods |
| Grains can be alright if they're a complete formulation since those are designed to take the place of forage, but horses definitely need free choice hay if they're healthy |
| Transformers Acres |
| Void From what the owners/my old neighbors said, they didn't have any health issues, no digestion issues. |
| The Old Gods |
| It does depend on the horse, but there's a lot of misconception with alfalfa |
| Transformers Acres |
| The only feed the horses got was grains, sweet feed, and very minimal grass, as their lot was mainly mud/dirt, and old shavings. |
| The Old Gods |
| It's also a softer, less stemmy hay which makes it good for older horses |
| Transformers Acres |
| Ari My old neighbors never used alfalfa, so that's why I asked. They said that it was 'not good for horses', or something like that. They didn't even have hay or straw. |
| The Joker |
| Oooo I love that It's high in calcium and protein Geek so most horses absolutely love alfalfa :D |
| The Old Gods |
| It's very leafy. Still has purple flowers in it. The bales are super compressed, too. |
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