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Thnaks very much for the invite............I am just outside of Stouffville, so not far, and the invite goes both ways. Remember if you feed the integrit i pellets they have to be soaked, or at least add water before feeding, unlike the FF chunks and the "old pellet" formula, they have way more...

Spill the beans..............how did it go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I will add my 2 cents worth because Ilive relatively close to you....... I feed the Purina grain, the integrit-i pellet ( fat and fibre pellet) is great. I woud feed the roughage chunk,either Purina or Masterfeed, depending on your feed mill. As far as the alfalfa chunk, I am pretty sure that...

on your way to Erie stop at Stagecoach West, in Irving Ny... the exit past the big indian statue on the NY state throughway. they have some mini things, but their prices on supplies are amazing compared to here i Ontario.

I wish I could have gone today.....no one was here to look after the citters. The prices were good for buyers. Too bad, I need a couple of mares, and the only ones i hear about are not in that price bracket. Hopefully next sale.

As the title says... I wish I could have gone this year, I went the past 2 years and it was wonderful. But have been watching mares, surviving the terrible rain and wind yesterday and the SNOW this morning. So just wondering how it was?????????????

I don't show but I do clip most of my herd... it just makes them happier, once the heat arrives. There are a couple that shed out well on their own, so I just leave them to the brushes. I use A5 clippers.

Anyone know whats going on....

I agree with the 'plumpness' factor after the winter. Mine is already sarting to slim down as he starts pacing the fences, with the smell of spring ( fool!!!). As for feeding I feed Purina products... Equilizer and Integri - t ( fat and fibre like product) as well as beet pulp and ground flax...

I just have 1 stallion, but I find if they come out of the winter in good weight they do well of rbreeding season. I don't change feed just up the amounts if I see the need. This method worked for me with big horses for years.

I so agree with being proactive. A couple more things to do is to add electoylites to her grain and a little oil to her feed.

Thanks Lori... I will check my calandar...nice website!!

I just looked at the website....I didn't even know about the new club.

good thoughts for butter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I really like the "watermelon seeds" theory !!!! But I am sure everything will be fine. At least you have her under camera and a shelter. keep us posted.

I agree????? I would like to keep track about this sale??????????????????????

Hows the feeding going????..................WE definetly have to keep this donkey section more active!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I came from a big horse world, and it was not 'protocol' to give banamine. ( although I would give tit to all mares now)..but the minis are so different in so many ways. I always give them banamine, again the injectable orally. I get a bottle from my vet, to keep on hand for emergencies......if...

Man... oh.... Man I wished I lived closer and had a BIG trailer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Have you tried looking at Purinas Integri-T its low starch.