| Bioshock Manor |
| Oh that's good |
Warming, with Sleet and Heavy Icing| Bioshock Manor |
| My one girl has dropped at least 100 lbs in the two months I was gone, but the idiot I asked to feed also didnt feed. I need to make small meals for them in the morning. I should have 30 mins to soak it before work. Right now they only get fed in the evenings |
| The Old Gods |
| ...Denali, meanwhile, just gets soaked, chopped hay at dinner and is otherwise just on hay/pasture and she's never looked better. |
| The Old Gods |
| Oklahoma's getting the alfalfa because she decided that she's now a senior and dropped a bunch of weight back around October. Took her off her hormone supplement (chaste berry), started feeding her twice a day, and additional hay. |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| Ponies and their clever little habits are the best <3 I love how they all have their own little quirks |
| The Old Gods |
| Her and Denali share a bit roundbale. So, they're still termiting on it. |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah, she gets a weight gain supplement with dinner. It's got probiotics in it. Everyone's on free choice pasture, but the green grass is still pretty short so there's not a lot out there. Until it gets taller, they're still getting supplemented with hay. |
| Bioshock Manor |
| Oh nice. Mine get alfalfa pellets, beet shreds and a fat supplement all soaked with their supplements. Free choice pasture. They don't want hay since there's grass |
| The Old Gods |
| She gets a pound of senior complete and a pound of senior complete beet. The sweet feed is maybe a 3 ounce cup as a topper |
| Bioshock Manor |
| That's funny she likes her hay so much. Does she just get sweet feed? Soaked? |
| The Old Gods |
| She has dinner down to the second and doesn't like it when I take too long. She gets her soaked feed, I feed Denali, I go into the barn, come back with her scoop of sweet, then I get her hay. If I take too long and delay the hay portion, she'll poke her head into the barn to see what's taking so long |
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| Bioshock Manor |
| My one girl has dropped at least 100 lbs in the two months I was gone, but the idiot I asked to feed also didnt feed. I need to make small meals for them in the morning. I should have 30 mins to soak it before work. Right now they only get fed in the evenings |
| The Old Gods |
| ...Denali, meanwhile, just gets soaked, chopped hay at dinner and is otherwise just on hay/pasture and she's never looked better. |
| The Old Gods |
| Oklahoma's getting the alfalfa because she decided that she's now a senior and dropped a bunch of weight back around October. Took her off her hormone supplement (chaste berry), started feeding her twice a day, and additional hay. |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| Ponies and their clever little habits are the best <3 I love how they all have their own little quirks |
| The Old Gods |
| Her and Denali share a bit roundbale. So, they're still termiting on it. |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah, she gets a weight gain supplement with dinner. It's got probiotics in it. Everyone's on free choice pasture, but the green grass is still pretty short so there's not a lot out there. Until it gets taller, they're still getting supplemented with hay. |
| Bioshock Manor |
| Oh nice. Mine get alfalfa pellets, beet shreds and a fat supplement all soaked with their supplements. Free choice pasture. They don't want hay since there's grass |
| The Old Gods |
| She gets a pound of senior complete and a pound of senior complete beet. The sweet feed is maybe a 3 ounce cup as a topper |
| Bioshock Manor |
| That's funny she likes her hay so much. Does she just get sweet feed? Soaked? |
| The Old Gods |
| She has dinner down to the second and doesn't like it when I take too long. She gets her soaked feed, I feed Denali, I go into the barn, come back with her scoop of sweet, then I get her hay. If I take too long and delay the hay portion, she'll poke her head into the barn to see what's taking so long |
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