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Brent Wade :
1. Float teeth 2. Power pack dewormer 3. Unlimited alfalfa 4. High fat/fiber feed
2026-09-29 01:10:39
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Coco Jo :
Soaked beet pulp (no mollasses) free fed decent quality grass hay. No alfalfa. Stay away from sugary feeds or overly rich hay.
2026-09-08 01:55:58
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Wild♡rancher♡ :
Get teeth done, buy good quality supplements, alfalfa pellets especially as they pack on the calories. And doing alot of slow ground work to help build muscle . look up bluebonnet feeds, they are really good brand for packing on weight for reasonable prices, my TB gained probly 100 pounds within 2 weeks on bluebonnet and alfalfa
2026-10-07 02:24:24
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Papabeaar72 :
22% dog food and sweet feed about 5 lbs twice a day and get a wormer from feed store
2026-09-13 14:33:37
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Savanah Dale McClellan :
tests need to be ran and husbandry needs to be evaluated if this happened while in your care. Cushings/PPID bloodwork, teeth floated, etc. Evaluate what youre feeding. Amount, quality, age of horse.
2026-09-27 18:29:21
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♡Danielle♡🐎 :
pics?
2026-09-06 22:19:41
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sandrawickware245 :
Vet visit to float teeth, wormer, senior feed soaked in water. soaked Alfalfa pellets.
2026-09-10 01:45:46
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Quite Contrary :
Get her teeth floated. TWH are my favorite breed, but they do seem to have dental issues.
2026-09-06 02:38:17
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lacey bass :
Rice bran, got this from a horse rescue. my horse has done amazing on it!! he also gets hay. he is in his 20's so he can't pull grass like he use to.
2026-09-15 23:22:44
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Chloefromthe_618 :
Read the directions on the back of the feed bag.
2026-09-06 21:27:31
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Dorothy Klunk :
Cracked corn with corn oil poured over the top. But, I definitely agree with a vet visit first to rule out any other issues.
2026-09-13 00:47:51
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PNW-Erin :
A vet needs to evaluate the horse because if you "don't know what happened" there could be major issues that are much more serious than not enough calories
2026-10-01 18:54:11
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Kathie 💙🐎 :
Get blood work, a fecal count and teeth checked/floated first. Once those things are addressed, you are looking at calories/nutrition. Alfalfa, a good fat supplement like ground flax, oil or rice bran and a good quality feed or ration balancer, and make sure he's not getting run off his feed by other horses.
2026-09-07 21:44:26
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✧☆𝕊𝕥𝕒𝕣𝕣☆✧ :
I'm not going to get into any more details than this: the top photo is how I came back home to find my horse after someone I thought was a trusted friend "took care of him for me". This was his 6 month transformation after I surrendered/ gave him to another friend of mine who had asked to lease/ buy him in the past. Teeth checked (didn't need a float, so much as he needed some work done on his bad front tooth), Munga by Hygain + beet pulp, and LOTTTSSS of alfalfa. I have rehabbed horses before on a similar diet plan (forage based diet, beet pulp, lots of alfalfa, and rice bran. I will attach photos of my rescue before and after photos that I used that plan with breeds as well as their ages.) And if anyone's wondering, "well if you rescue horses, how come you gave him away?" I gave him away because I was at a point in time where I could not move him to my new state (650 miles away) with the shape he was in and I didn't have a safe place for him to go and stay in my ownership. So I acted in his best interest and placed him with someone who could (and does) give him everything he needs to be a happy healthy horse.
2026-09-07 09:20:13
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Kilee :
Alfalfa, a high fat/ high protein/ high fiber grain (like senior sport from Tribute), making sure it has constant access to hay
2026-09-16 21:39:29
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Samantha L Rothka :
it could be any number of things. I would have your vet out 1st. but it could be worms so a powerpack might be needed, it could be an infection somewhere, it could be a bad tooth, it could be something like your feeding regime.
2026-09-21 02:21:19
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KitKat :
alfalfa, free choice grass hay, a senior feed grain/oat, cool calories and rice bran oil with a half scoop of beet pulp. depending on your size and how much to gain depends on how much to feed a day slow and steady feed too, don't give too much too fast
2026-09-18 20:40:23
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Aloha3344 :
Teeth floated by vet? Those back molars can cause them to lose weight.
2026-09-07 02:39:29
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Txblueyes...tina :
Have vet diagnose source of problem
2026-09-06 23:07:17
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Grace :
Unbeatable original for volume and a good senior feed like Purina senior or smart edge high fat. Unbeatable has alfalfa, beet pulp, flax and the senior will help gain more. Do around a pound of each morning and night also soak the unbeatable.
2026-09-06 02:44:10
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Karla Nabert :
Have the teeth been floated?
2026-09-07 03:00:48
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bigwetstinkyqueef :
A vet dude.
2026-09-17 03:00:32
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beclynnruter :
My Dad used to put calf mana with the grain, but that’s an old school thing. Best thing check with a veterinarian.
2026-09-06 17:47:27
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Lindsay1416 :
dental, vet check, rule out all physical reasons first, next my absolute favorite products are unbeetable forage only and proforce senior, all soaked. I replace all their forage needs with the unbeetable then all hay/grass are bonus calories. once they get to a healthy weight slowly start cutting back until you find a balance that keeps them at healthy weight
2026-09-23 14:03:13
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Serriah :
My mare was in sorry shape when I got her…. I say vet, chiro, worm, and full scoop of grain 2x a day and give 2-3 slices of hay 2x a day, 1 slice of alfalfa 1x a day…..takes time but it worked for me. That was her the day I took her.
2026-09-08 18:45:57
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