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HORSE  DISCUSSION FORUMS

bellbells

I was just wondering what the best thing to add to food is
to make a nice and shiney coat??? Something that is cost effective AND definatly not hot!!

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banjo

hello, i'm feeding "ezy feed" made by topstock who are saltriver performance in bakers hill. they make this feed it is non heating but has lots of fats and oils and my boys coat is shinny. i am feeding it to 12 horses and they are all coming thru with nice coats for summer.

you can pm saltriver thru here or see there ad on front page.

great product....highly recommended, they can also tell you where to buy it.

cheers

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jonty

Sun flower seeds!

Pure Utopia

Sunflower seeds and Canola meal

odway

Lots of options! I use sunnies, good grooming (very important!) and a well balanced diet. A good mineral mix like equilibrium can help for that. Copra is also meant to help coats, and some people use vegetable oil or similar, there are also commercial supplements like Groom too.

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In my opinion, a horse is the animal to have. 1100 pounds of raw muscle, power, grace, and sweat between your legs - it's something you just can't get from a pet hamster.

izzy2512

Copra and equilibrium

nag

i feed groom and my mare has a shiney coat
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Bec1404

I prefer sunflower oil. I find that if i feed seeds i get lots of lovely sunflowers growing all over the place - perhaps indicating that the horses aren't digesting it properly. Also linseed is great. Crushed or boiled whole is better (if you have lots of time on your hands!!)

Troppo

I started feeding my mare John Kohnke's energy gold - 60mL a day and she is amazing. Hasn't looked this good since I had her

goodie

ditto for the Kohnkes Energy Gold....good for pallies too

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