- Easy Keepers
- Poor Quality Hay
- Limited Forage
Feeding your horse a comprehensive vitamin/mineral supplement may be one of the best ways to prevent health problems down the road. These supplements provide key nutrients that are often deficient in the diet of today’s horse. Certain areas of the country have soils that are depleted of essential vitamins and minerals, and sometimes the amount of fortified grain fed to a particular horse – while appropriate for his energy and workload – does not provide enough nutrients to meet his body’s needs.
Is your horse under stress? Competitive horses, those that travel and older horses may have increased nutritional needs. Your horse needs a multi-vitamin if he is fed:
- 1) Hay alone
- 2) Hay and a whole grain such as oats
- 3) Hay and less than the recommended amount of a fortified grain or complete feed
When possible, choose a multi-vitamin that balances the kind of hay you feed, whether it’s mostly grass or mostly alfalfa.
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