Hungry pony is hungry...

I had to walk Kadey to his old agistment place this morning as the neighbours are bringing a crane into his paddock to access their yard (super). Must have been a funny sight - pouring rain, girl carrying 2 massive and heavy buckets of horse feed and an umbrella in one hand and a hungry thoroughbred in the other....

Kadey: Can I have some now?
Me: No.
Kadey: Can I have some now?
Me: No.
Kadey: Can I have some now?
Me: No.
Kadey: Can I have some now?
Me: No.
Kadey: Can I have some now?
Me: No.
.......

Mystery solved: Hay waster in action!

Following on from an earlier post, I foind out why there is always hay on the ground in Kadey's shelter and in front of his feedbin...

 

Mitavite Xtra Cool

While I'm sure I'm driving my agistment place nuts with CONSTANT changes, I've finally decided to give Kadey Mitavite Xtra Cool (particularly given his behaviour the other day!) with a mix of oaten and lucerne chaff.

Fortunately he's still eating his way through the feed he came with so my indecisiveness hasn't affected him in any way :)

Came home with the intention of cleaning the house so I could spend a guilt-free weekend with KD.... but instead got sucked into obsessively comparing horse feeds in XLFeed.com.

The site is amazing and totally worth the $15 monthly fee but OMG, where did the last 2 hours go?!

KD is currently on Weight Lifter (Calm I think), Maxisoy pellets and lucerne. I'm thinking I'll move him to just the Calm, wheaten chaff and grassy hay; plus a salt and mineral lick for the paddock.