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Poll: A Touch of Flavor

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Have you ever added flavoring to your horse's grain or hay to encourage him to eat? Tell us about it in the comments!
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  1. I have added crushed cookies to entice one of my boys to eat their grain when I’ve had to add medicine.

  2. I don’t flavor my horses’ feed. They like it just the way it is. They wouldn’t eat it if I flavored it.

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