What do you think of this horse feed? Horse Feeds - Non-GMO-Healthy Animal Feeds | Hiland Naturals
Luv equins
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What's in it?
I won't buy anything unless I know what they put in it and I can't see where it gives the details of that on their site
I found it on EBay, of all places:shock:
Their EBay add lists ingredients for the sow feed but, does not list any of the ingredients in the horse feed.
It does say the horse feed is soy-free which is a good thing.
That said, I wouldn't touch it until I not only knew what was in it but I would also want to know where it is made in proximity to all of those ruminant feeds they make?
If ADM can't be trusted to keep their horse feeds free of the chemicals ruminants receive, I'm sure not trusting someone I've never heard of and doesn't list ingredients:?
I'll feed GMO feeds before I will worry about ruminant ingredients accidentally getting mixed into horse feed. They are a sure fire death sentence, GMO's are not.
Their EBay add lists ingredients for the sow feed but, does not list any of the ingredients in the horse feed.
It does say the horse feed is soy-free which is a good thing.
That said, I wouldn't touch it until I not only knew what was in it but I would also want to know where it is made in proximity to all of those ruminant feeds they make?
If ADM can't be trusted to keep their horse feeds free of the chemicals ruminants receive, I'm sure not trusting someone I've never heard of and doesn't list ingredients:?
I'll feed GMO feeds before I will worry about ruminant ingredients accidentally getting mixed into horse feed. They are a sure fire death sentence, GMO's are not.
Big Ditto to the above.
In fact, good horse feed manufacturers have the food for horses processed at a different plant than for their cattle feed, for the exact reason that Walkin mentioned
monensin accidental poisoning of horses is not rare
Here is some info on that
Monensin (Rumensin): poison for horses | swvets.co.nz
In fact, good horse feed manufacturers have the food for horses processed at a different plant than for their cattle feed, for the exact reason that Walkin mentioned
monensin accidental poisoning of horses is not rare
Here is some info on that
Monensin (Rumensin): poison for horses | swvets.co.nz
Luv, you really need to try and digest actual feeding and vaccination knowledge, versus insistently focusing on `natural, GMO free, etc
It just might save a life of one of your horses!
It just might save a life of one of your horses!
You've asked for advice on a feed that comes from a place that doesn't even list the ingredients it puts in it - and expect answers from members who have more intelligence than to feed something without knowing vital information like that
Call them ask for that list and if they also have a guaranteed analysis for each bag they sell
You also need to know if they use antibiotics or other additives in their livestock feeds and if they have a separate facility for mixing and bagging them if they do
Being non-GMO isn't enough to sell a product to anyone who cares what they feed their horses on
Call them ask for that list and if they also have a guaranteed analysis for each bag they sell
You also need to know if they use antibiotics or other additives in their livestock feeds and if they have a separate facility for mixing and bagging them if they do
Being non-GMO isn't enough to sell a product to anyone who cares what they feed their horses on
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