What I'm Feeding my 29 and 35 Year Old Horses! 

You do such a great job!! Those are some lucky horses to have you

Thank you so much for sharing. You are doing a great job for your horses. I have one 31, one 24 and one 22 and am trying to figure out how to best provided for them. The two mares have Cushings which makes it more of a challenge. Blessings to you..

Thanks. I have 2 in their 20s now.

Thanks for sharing! So great to see your kindness and attention to these older guys!! Blessings♥️

Thank you for this video! I’m caring for a family members 35 yr old horses and one of them chokes. It took me a little bit to understand what I needed to do. It was super helpful to see how “soupy” you made his feed.

Well said my friend!! Stay warm and safe, and Merry Christmas!!

Aries was cracking me up!

Thanks, great info! I recently acquired an older horse I suspect with Cushings because of lack of easier shedding . Losing weight on pasture, hay and grain with supplements. Haven’t tried beet pulp. Vet coming soon to check. Fingers crossed for a beet pulp supplement

Thanks so much for this video!! I have a 26yr old QH horse (lifelong cribber/barely no front teeth😣) he recently had a dentist visit and lost some more teeth/grinding surface. The dentist said that my guy really needs to start the transition over to alternative forage (he’s already getting some senior feed and hay pellets.) I’m confused on giving him pound for pound of grass hay to grass hay pellets like his dentist mentioned. if he’s on 20-25lbs of hay a day, that’s what I give him in pellets (split in meals?). If he finishes those fairly quickly then what will he be doing the rest of the time (other than standing around…without hay…making his cribbing worse). Ughh if a horse is supposed to be a constant forager how can I remove his hay….seems cruel. I asked the dentist if we can just leave hay out there for him and he said we could, we just have to be very careful of him quidding it, causing choke or worse…colic. With him having very little to no teeth- It’ll definitely be an adjustment period, but him and I will get it figured out…together. Especially with help from videos like yours. Sorry for rambling on, this is all so new to me. I feel like I’m learning how to feed a horse all over again…after 16 years of owning him. 🤦🏼‍♀️🐴❤️thanks again 🙂

I have a 23 year old Standardbred and a 14 year old appaloosa quarter horse cross - we get seriously cold winters here - what do you suggest - my older horse goes in the barn around 4:30 and I don't blanket my other sweet baby. I would like to bring them - at least for the summer - to my property but I am concerned - thank you!

Please what should I give my horse to grow fast?

What size is your feed scoop? 3 quarts or 4 quarts?