Re: Selenium/beet pulp versus Bran

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> Rice bran on the other hand is being marketed as a high fat (=energy)
> supplement. It also is a fair (not as good as beet pulp) source of
> roughage but is also VERY high in Phosphorus (higher than even
> Wheat Bran). Use with caution and in very limited amounts if used
> with grass hay.
>
> Sarah Ralston, VMD, PhD
> diplomate, American College of Veterinary Nutrition
> Ralston@aesop.Rutgers.Edu

Sara,

My horse gets a 50/50 combo of grass and alfalfa hay. Is one pound of
Natural Glo too much for this diet?

Lauren

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