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| Is this a good all around supplement/probiotic for those that feed this? I'm talking the granules, not the equilix tub they make. I see it's sold in a 5gallon pail, thought about trying this on a few. Thanks. |
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Location: The best kept secret in TX | Wild1 - 2018-10-18 9:59 AM Is this a good all around supplement/probiotic for those that feed this? I'm talking the granules, not the equilix tub they make. I see it's sold in a 5gallon pail, thought about trying this on a few. Thanks.
I have no personal experience for you but I do know that most larger breeding operations around here (Weatherford, Stephenville, Millsap, etc.) buy it in bulk. You'll see multiple trucks a day with loads of buckets in the bed. They make a larger bucket as well.
I can't imagine it not being a good product if barns are willing to buy it in bulk around here. 
Hoping someone has experience for you. |
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Location: Texas | Tried it a few years back, couldn't get my horses to clean it up. One out right refused it. You have to feed quite a bit per daily serving, I think it is about a cup or more. |
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Location: North Dakota | It has a pretty intense smell. It can take a bit for horses to come around to it. I know a few people who feed it with a pound of oats. It is a good low starch, minimal filler way of getting all the goodies into your horse. |
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Location: Choctaw, OK | I fed it for about 6 months and liked it but like Equine Saver better!! I've been feeding equine saver for 2 years now. It smells like gingerbread and even the pickiest eater loves it.
Edited by RoughstockKennel 2018-10-18 9:58 PM
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