Feed Horse Beet Pulp
What do you think about feeding beet pulp?
I was beginning to feed my horse beet pulp to help increase weight, but I've heard mixed reviews on this point. I did some research online about this and thought it would be a good addition to their regular diet, but some people around my barn said I should not feed him. I think it would help digestion because a soluble fiber, and really do not see that is a bad thing, unless it is driven beyond … What are some of your views on this subject?
beet pulp can do a great job of putting the burden on a horse. Just make sure you do not allow the AC: p to achieve balance through out of service (young horses have to stay within the relationship 2:1, older horses can do well with a larger coefficient amuch, provided that calcium is present in the diet at least 2x as much as phosphorus) (beet pulp is rich in calcium and phosphorus virtually nonexistent) (can add audio to food, if necessary, but would not necessarily .. Do mathematics and balance diet) .. beet pulp does not have a horse of sugar, as their product when all the sugar is removed … shredded beet pulp to be fed dry, but the form of beet pulp pellets must be soaked for several hours, first because it broadens .. exponential I prefer to absorb up my shredded beet pulp, because it is very hard and give a bit of moisture in the food system is never a bad thing … of shredded beet pulp does not expand enough to cause problems if you eat dry, unless you feed a horse several kilos in each meal (in theory could extend beyond the ability of the horse's stomach to expand) It is a very tasty to increase the fiber in the diet and can help digestive problems … not soaked beet pulp needs time to chew it is so great for horses older who have difficulty chewing ..
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