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Cozmic Elite
09:29:49 
Boulder, I love that.
Eyrie of the Stars
09:28:33 Eyrie
Angel gotcha. Nouveau probably could be decent with a movement glass. Let me see if I can find something else though.
Savannah Stables
09:28:27 Dusty
-HEE Click- Found it!
Boulder Creek
09:27:09 
I totally forgot that my mum's water fountain is called Candy Mountain on her google nest - she just asked it to turn it on.
Savannah Stables
09:27:02 Dusty
Eve i could have sworn there was already a suggestion like that, ill check, if not ill put it in there!
Sundance
09:26:49 Sun/Sunny/Rose
mmhmm
Savannah Stables
09:26:39 Dusty
Yes sun, thats what i meant with the first part, but itd take forever to do a whole bunch lol
Angels angels
09:26:35 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Yeah you can always do that. As long as you put the background credits on the image
Cadence Farms
09:26:30 evebot
You should put that in the Suggestion Box :)
Sundance
09:25:59 Sun/Sunny/Rose
Dusty if you download your horse's image and putt it on your art, that would work, right?
Sundance
09:25:15 Sun/Sunny/Rose
oh, okay. Didn't realize that. Thanks!
Savannah Stables
09:25:01 Dusty
i so wish we had custom backgrounds, obviously we can just put our own horses on them, but my favorite part of art is always overdoing my backgrounds and i love landscape painting, itd be so fun if i could like make myself a custom BG for all my horses to have. Or if i could like set it so i could have one barn/pasture have one BG... etc.
Dash and Duchess
09:24:02 DD | ~Squizard~
Oooo the new BG is pretty 😍
Cadence Farms
09:23:52 evebot
Oh, I see what you mean. You can buy Rusty Bits from the Store. They stock like 200 at a time, so it's easy to stock up. Then you don't need to explore. ;)
Angels angels
09:23:51 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Eyrie
I can't find a good stud for her lol I would like one with tobi or splash but none of them match her or their requirements are too high
Boulder Creek
09:23:25 
@Sundance - you don't need to explore to buy event items, buy the Rusty Bits from Member Stores or the pieces to craft them.
The prices are pretty high because of the Event demand.
Cadence Farms
09:23:01 evebot
*their
Savannah Stables
09:22:54 Dusty
it reminded me of Germany too, theres that one castle there i cant remember the name of but it 100% has that vibe
Sundance
09:22:49 Sun/Sunny/Rose
Honestly, I don't know exactly what you would do LOL. But while I wanted the summer explore tack, I never could earn enough rusty bits in explore, and it was too expensive to buy them in player shops.

Perhaps you could do something like event-specific quests, or something?
Cadence Farms
09:22:46 evebot
Some of there trophies are earn from events, also.

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Cozmic Elite
09:29:49 
Boulder, I love that.
Eyrie of the Stars
09:28:33 Eyrie
Angel gotcha. Nouveau probably could be decent with a movement glass. Let me see if I can find something else though.
Savannah Stables
09:28:27 Dusty
-HEE Click- Found it!
Boulder Creek
09:27:09 
I totally forgot that my mum's water fountain is called Candy Mountain on her google nest - she just asked it to turn it on.
Savannah Stables
09:27:02 Dusty
Eve i could have sworn there was already a suggestion like that, ill check, if not ill put it in there!
Sundance
09:26:49 Sun/Sunny/Rose
mmhmm
Savannah Stables
09:26:39 Dusty
Yes sun, thats what i meant with the first part, but itd take forever to do a whole bunch lol
Angels angels
09:26:35 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Yeah you can always do that. As long as you put the background credits on the image
Cadence Farms
09:26:30 evebot
You should put that in the Suggestion Box :)
Sundance
09:25:59 Sun/Sunny/Rose
Dusty if you download your horse's image and putt it on your art, that would work, right?
Sundance
09:25:15 Sun/Sunny/Rose
oh, okay. Didn't realize that. Thanks!
Savannah Stables
09:25:01 Dusty
i so wish we had custom backgrounds, obviously we can just put our own horses on them, but my favorite part of art is always overdoing my backgrounds and i love landscape painting, itd be so fun if i could like make myself a custom BG for all my horses to have. Or if i could like set it so i could have one barn/pasture have one BG... etc.
Dash and Duchess
09:24:02 DD | ~Squizard~
Oooo the new BG is pretty 😍
Cadence Farms
09:23:52 evebot
Oh, I see what you mean. You can buy Rusty Bits from the Store. They stock like 200 at a time, so it's easy to stock up. Then you don't need to explore. ;)
Angels angels
09:23:51 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Eyrie
I can't find a good stud for her lol I would like one with tobi or splash but none of them match her or their requirements are too high
Boulder Creek
09:23:25 
@Sundance - you don't need to explore to buy event items, buy the Rusty Bits from Member Stores or the pieces to craft them.
The prices are pretty high because of the Event demand.
Cadence Farms
09:23:01 evebot
*their
Savannah Stables
09:22:54 Dusty
it reminded me of Germany too, theres that one castle there i cant remember the name of but it 100% has that vibe
Sundance
09:22:49 Sun/Sunny/Rose
Honestly, I don't know exactly what you would do LOL. But while I wanted the summer explore tack, I never could earn enough rusty bits in explore, and it was too expensive to buy them in player shops.

Perhaps you could do something like event-specific quests, or something?
Cadence Farms
09:22:46 evebot
Some of there trophies are earn from events, also.

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than 1 day before you can use our chatbox.






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. September 20, 2017 02:35 PM

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Edited at March 27, 2022 07:31 AM by BlueMist Farms
. September 20, 2017 04:47 PM

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Try a senior feed. America doesn't have the brand I use, but any senior or "high fat" food should work. If you can, mix it with soaked beet pulp. That's what worked for my dude!
. September 21, 2017 11:37 PM


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I've had lots of luck with BlueBonnet feeds. They have one specifically designed for horses like chief

http://bluebonnetfeeds.com/intensify-omega-force/

Edited at September 21, 2017 11:41 PM by Beltane Eventers
. September 23, 2017 08:25 PM


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My old girl has done well on Nutrena SafeChoice Senior. She has Cushing's and this feed (plus meds) keeps her at a proper weight. As a bonus it smells amazing :)
. September 24, 2017 02:08 PM


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Purina Ultium has been working pretty well for us. We have a younger Arabian gelding on pasture 24/7 that still doesn't like to keep weight on (no issues - just how he is) so that's what he gets and does well on! Good luck with your older man :D
. September 30, 2017 11:24 PM


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I really don't understand why people feed so much grain. Argh I hate the stuff!

Grain is carbohydrate with very low protein levels, most of you will know the risks associated with grain feeding - change in pH in the stomach etc

If you want weight gain, then look at feeding a high fat and protein supplement. Depending on the quality of your grass and hay you are feeding that will depend. I'm not sure about America, here in New Zealand we feed cold pressed rapeseed oil to our horses which is 100% fat and has vitamin E, omegas etc. I also make a rapeseed meal/ chia blend which is high in fibre and contains all the essential amino acids for weight gain and muscle development.

I cannot stress enough the importance of fibre - ad lib! again not sure on what you have available but slow hay feeder nets are wonderful. Yes they can help with weight gain, however in an older horse that might have compromised teeth action it might not work? but for your others it might be an option?
If teeth are compromised then mixing feeds with chaff - as dust free as you can find- I never feed dry chaff - always add water

Hope this helps? I've just been interrupted :)
. October 1, 2017 11:11 AM


Coruscant Farm
 
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Brackenfield while I do agree that proper forage should be the majority of their diet - in fact the very mare I mentioned above was strictly pasture and hay for 11 years and thrived on it - grain does have its place with some horses and can be a helpful boost. My horse was an air fern and kept in good weight just by smelling grass but age (she's nearly 30) and Cushing's have caught up with her, and she needs the extra calories now. Nothing about her diet changed...her body changed, and what worked food-wise for 11 years didn't work anymore. She's back to a good weight again with proper dietary adjustments and medication - and for what it's worth she is still mostly on pasture - but I can't deny that she gets super excited for her grain. That little boost of happiness in her old age is pretty special, and I'm glad it helps her feel good.

Edited at October 1, 2017 11:13 AM by Coruscant Farm
. October 11, 2017 12:28 PM

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For seniors, Nutrena SafeChoice has great feeds. I personally really like Tribute feeds, specifically the Maturity feed. Both feeds have done wonders for older horses in my experience.
. October 11, 2017 07:13 PM


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Beltane Eventers said:
I've had lots of luck with BlueBonnet feeds. They have one specifically designed for horses like chief

http://bluebonnetfeeds.com/intensify-omega-force/


I went to a feed seminar the other day for this feed, they pack lots of vitamins and minerals into it so you don't have so much for supplementing.
Also every bag you get has the same ingredients. They never change anything, where as lots of other company's do. It's also made in a ionophore free mill so you don't have to worry about contamination.

Edited at October 11, 2017 07:14 PM by Beltane Eventers
. October 13, 2017 03:03 PM

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Nutrena Senior Feed should be good! I feed my horse Nutrena SafeChoice original and he looks great! (He's 13)

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