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kendra_turn_n_burn
Reg. Dec 2006
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2015-03-24 5:49 PM
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My horse is eating rocks and dirt. What is he lacking? What should I give him?
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FLITASTIC
Reg. Jun 2012
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2015-03-24 6:02 PM
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RE: Horse eating........
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That's a condition called pica. I would offer a complete vitamin and mineral supplement. Plus leave hay in front of the horse 24-7. I load up a huge slow feed hay net of orchard before i leave in the morning.
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barrelracr131
Reg. Aug 2011
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2015-03-25 8:21 AM
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RE: Horse eating........
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Location: Midwest
Give him some psyllium as well to clear any dirt and sand out of his gut. Sand colic is no joke.
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soonergirl98
Reg. Oct 2009
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2015-03-25 10:41 AM
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RE: Horse eating........
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Location: Piedmont, OK
I would make sure there are mineral, salt and sulfur blocks available 24/7 but you should probably pull blood to see what he is deficient or lacking. I give all of mine kelp
(from Animal Element
) which is a great trace mineral in addition to the mineral, salt and sulfur blocks.
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Cowgirl Kat
Reg. Aug 2013
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2015-03-25 11:16 AM
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RE: Horse eating........
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Location: Sunny So Cal
Sounds like he is looking for electrolytes. I would give him a THElectrolyte syringe. My mare sometimes does this and I give her a syringe and it fixes her. She gets one like 2 or 3 times a month.
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