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Re: [RC] Protecting Horses - Don Huston

Hello Dyane,
Here is a possible simple analogy. When I eat a bowl of cold cereal I want it covered in milk but the cereal still crisp. If it sits around and gets completely soggy it tastes yucky. If I toss a flake of hay on the ground and dump a gallon or so of water on it my horse will eat most of it. Every time I have dunked a flake in a barrel of water for a few minutes to get it really wet my horse eats very little of it. It looks really soggy and maybe it makes it taste yucky?? So now I just pour some water on the flake and let the excess run thru it into the ground. Some water is better than none.
Don Huston


At 08:58 AM 7/26/2006 Wednesday, you wrote:
Does anyone have suggestions for getting horses to accept having their hay
wetted down?  So far, mine hate it.

Dyane Smith



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[RC] Protecting Horses, Bruce Weary DC
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