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Old 03-16-2008, 09:57 AM   #1
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I have a friend that wants to start using Daily 72 for her horses and asked me if it would be a good idea. I really have no clue how good this supp. is so I am asking you guys. What do you guys think of it? Is it a pretty good vit/min supp? What is it lacking?



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Old 03-16-2008, 11:32 AM   #2
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It's a mineral supplement, therefore no vitamins.

It has small amounts of some necessary minerals, like copper at .04ppm, and at the 1oz serving you feed it, this means minute amounts of the mineral.

So, for the $.42/day, there are FAR better products out there that give you more.
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It's a mineral supplement, therefore no vitamins.
Ok, thanks, I didn't realize that, lol

Can you, or anyone else, recomend a good vit/min supplement? This girl has 2 easy keepers that are very lacking in nutrition. They get a "handful" of locally milled cheap sweetfeed and about 10-12lbs of hay a day(no where near enough, these horses weight 1150-1200). During summer they are on 10 acres of lush pasture and 2 flakes of hay (the flakes weigh about 2 lbs). She doesn't exercise them very much, so they get very fat. She lets them get really fat all summer and then she underfeeds them in the winter(i don't know if she knows that she is underfeeding them) so that they use up their fat in the winter.
She is the type of person that can not take advice and will let her horses suffer just to be spiteful, so I have to be very careful about the way I put ideas into her brain, lol.
I made the mistake of recomending a ration balancer and it turned into a big fight. So I'm pretty sure that she won't switch to a ration balancer. I was able to throw in the idea of a vit/min supplement though and so now she is running with that like it was her idea and telling me that I need to put my horses on it and how lacking in nutrition my horses are. I am only staying friends with her so that I can try to help her horses.
But anyway, she might start feeding beet pulp as a base along with a vit/min supplement.

Sorry for the long post, lol
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