Kathy, in regard to the
horse I was talking about on large grain meals. This horse is extremely
fit and active. He is VERY energetic (on a small amount of grain!), is
in good weight, has good teeth and no trouble eating.
But, the horse has worked hard all it's life and IS 20 years old. Gosh,
my "top line" doesn't look like it did when I was young either. And no
amount of eating is going to imporve it. (Actually, eating is the
problem! LOL) But, seriously, this horse is one of the best looking 20
yr. old horses I know. I'm just not sure how providing a horse that is
already at a good weight an "all you can eat" buffet of senior feed is
going to improve it's "top line". Though a senior feed or a complete
feed may not be considered a "grain" they are still a concentrate
aren't they?
