im on low callow fat diet so far ive lost 41 pounds.do you think if i added more fiber that it would increase my weight loss
Oh my Gawwwwd, are you serious? There are so many animals out there actually suffering from serious beatings, malnutrition,etc.These people have wayyyy to much time on their hands and should be looking for real animal abusersHere in Pa, the stable where my 10 year old daughter is taking riding lessons, they blanket all(57 of them) when the tempgets below 40 during calm weather, 45-50 during stormy weatherThe blankets that are sold in catalogs have the reccommened temp that they should be used, and some are listed as 10 degrees to 50, others 20-50You are doing the right thingYour horses are older and need special careYou are a kind person with a good heart that cares about your animalsI never knew that was a crimeI agree with the other poster that responded and told you to ask the activists where they got their vet licenseGood luck with this oneTake care and keep'em warm!!
My horse is covered early so she does not develop as lengthy of coat then I clip herI have more than a few weights of blanket nevertheless no longer certain how so much filling yours have however she has a blanket on from +five downThe primary factor while they're covered is that they do not over warmthI'm no longer certain how so much of a coat your horse has on too however the one main issue with blanketing is it flattens the hair and the pony is much less insulatedIf I had been you due to the fact that your horse generally is not covered I would not and until he's shaking or is displaying indicators of being bloodless go away the blanket off!!!! Hope this is helping!!!
Absolutely!! The higher the fiber the less fat your body absorbsNo to mention, A high fiber diet is heart healthy!!
If you've got older horses you're helping them out.too bad the idiot rights groups are so retarded.half, no doubt, don't even own a horse or have ever owned a horseIn any event there are laws against harassment, menacing and tresspassing.Be sure you post your property with No Tresspass on all four corners of your property If these idiots are calling you multiple times a day turn them into the telephone company You are NOT being overly protective of your horses.just be sure they're getting adequate hay supplement, if they're still on pasture Additional hay keeps them warm Good luck.don't let the nut cases continue to bully you!!!!
Just ignore themLegally, they can not do anything, and if they trespass, you can call the cops on them, which I would do A lot of the animal activist extremists out there don't even know the background information of owning a horse, much less when they will be cold or notI have been accosted while riding about how it is bad to carry a whip (mind you, I rarely have to use it, and if I do, a jiggle is enough, but if I didn't carry it, my horse wouldn't go faster than a walk)She started freaking out my horse by trying to forcibly take my whip and my horse kicked at the activist (didn't hit her- I trained my mare well enough, but did a threatening gesture which finally worked) as she tried to get away from the person who was scaring the crap out of her anyways, you blanket your horses when they get cold- and take them off when warm, ignore themSome of our older ones(or youngesters as well) don't have blankets at all (even at 30 below) because they are toasty warm underneath a thick coatOthers need a blanket on below 40, especially with the wind factor BTW in case you were actually thinking about troll eating mule's idea, it is illegal to point a gun at someone, regardless of whether you are going to shoot it or notWe looked into using an unloaded shotgun to scare the neighbors away from our horses (they try to feed them everything they have, made a couple sick, and even TAKE OUT our horses without our permissionIt is the parents as well as the adults,and no matter how many times we talk to them, they keep coming backAnyways, that was a ramble, but essentially it is illegal to do so, even on your own property.
