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Hi!
If you have to add protein in a broodmare's diet otherwise balanced on others elements. What would be your first choice?
Straight alfafa hay (or hay with enough alfafa in it) isn't really available in the area.
Alfafa pellets and some oats to balance...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
What would be your first choice?
Straight alfafa hay (or hay the protein, but if ....
Alfafa pellets and some oats to balance otherwise balanced on others elements.
With enough alfafa in it) isn't really available in the area.
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I have a 30+ yr old large pony who is currently at a great weight and still acts like youngster. His teeth are starting to get worn down and fall out, so soon it will be time to change his diet, as he is starting to have trouble eating hay.
He also has...
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One way we've found to lower the cost a bit is to cut "Trotter" complete pellets.
A "cow-pie" on it.
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Hi,
My aging dwarf hamster Tarzan has reduced his food intake tremendously in the past 2 weeks, so much that I actually noticed something isnt right.
He used to love his Mazuri blocks and fresh greens, but now he is not interested at all. I thought it...
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I switched his mix to one with smaller pieces (Ecotrition) and for variety, and I gave him more fresh... .
He stopped eating the larger, chunkier items in his Hazel Hamster mix (i.e., most of the mix) .
This has happened to my aging hams, most recently to Ping .
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I really dont know what hamsters can eat ? I just feed mine celery bread and the pellets
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As a bare minimum i suggest the mix)
• Peanuts (unsalted)
• Alfafa
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AS A OCCASIONAL TREAT!!!! Source(s): iv had hamsters xxx By pellets do you mean strictly pellets, just pellets can lead to a lifetime of digestion issues.
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I have a 31 year old gelding that desperately needs to gain weight. He WILL NOT eat senior feed any more (does not like beet pulp).
I am trying some alfalfa cubes mixed in with his grain (he likes Nutrena XTN). We have been crushing up the cubes in his...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at nchorsenews):
They can also be soaked and maybe....
I was also going to suggest alfalfa pellets.
Rice bran pellets or oil helps.
Add more fat to the diet helps too.
But there use to be Alfalfa pellets and it looked like a regular pellet feed.
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Maybe a weird question, but I always heard (and allready experienced) that chins adapt fast to the habitats of their human co-inhabitants.
They allready seem to know what time I get home from work and when it's approx their time to shine
Ofcourse the ...
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Don't take scritches from my BF)
12am-bed time for me-another giant handful of hay and some pellets (they don't really like pellets, most of the bowl full will be on the floor in the morning)
They stay up by cleaning out the cages, refilling....
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I adopted two sow pig's from a so called "animal rescue" that I found advertising that they had guinea pigs and rabbits to re-home.They said Ruby and Bessie were sisters. I have checked and reconfirmed this to be true (that they are female that is). I...
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Baby will eat pellets, veggies.
Extra veggies.
Can feed pellets with alfalfa or mix in alfafa hay.
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Hi everyone!
As most of you know I now have a beautiful new Syrian boy. He has settled in really well and is even learning to enjoy being handled, as opposed to just tolerating it like he did before!
I have noticed that he really doesn't like alfalfa,...
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Most my friends' hamsters don't like eating hay but my boy Littlebear will eat alfafa and timothy hay alfalfa pellets, I have....
My Syrian will pouch it but I don't think of it .
I've never heard of a Syrian that likes alfalfa pellets.
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Let me see your pictures of poop!
I'm not so much concerned as kind of fascinated by it. Two chinchillas, identical diets (down to sticks, water and treat nights) and this is what happens.
On the left, dainty poop by Cinnamon. On the right MASSIVE poop...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chins-n-hedgies):
For example, my Becky eats pretty even portions of pellets and hay, probably a tad more pellets (around 2-3 tablespoons) than hay and she has poop like your pellets (probably around 1-2....
They can choose how much they want to eat.
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