Quick what is the best way to lose my mobile phone signal.?
You've really done your homework.great job.I had a hard keeper who was also a collic prone horseBeet pulp was great for herFed her beet pulp everyday and she really put on the weight and kept it onI would try that first and maybe blanket under 60 if has that thin of a winter coat.
Your plan includes many of the thing we have done to help our older gelding maintain his weight; blanketing the horse in cold weather, separating the horse while he's eating to keep other horses from stealing his food, soaking his food, floating the horse's teeth, etcI was going to suggest a sifted-sorted Alfalfa, but it sounds as if your horse has developed a hay allergyWe use the sifted-sorted Alfalfa (which comes compressed in a white plastic wrap) along with a senior feed to help keep our older gelding at a decent weightWe also feed Coastal or Bahia hay, whatever is availableOur horses will eat Tifton hay but they don't like it much, they take their own sweet time eating itWe also like to use a daily pelleted wormer which is more gentle on a horse's system We use Sand-Clear which might be the only way to prevent sand colic in a horse that has a lack of teeth We have also fed our horse shredded carrots You are splitting up your feeding into 4 meals a day, great ideaIt will help him digest his food betterI think you have a great plan.
It sounds like you are feeding him well as it isBut if I could give you any advice to encourage your horse to gain weight over the winter - I would recommend beet pulp all the way!! I had a young four year old Friesian stallion who went very under weight from wormsAfter being treated for worms, I started to feed him beet pulpI could only get a hold of the beet pulp cubes and not the shredded beet pulpBut I soaked it for twelve hoursSo it turned into shreds anywayI added a tablespoon or so of honey to it to make it more palatable and added chopped carrots or apples (you might want to avoid this if your horse is prone to choking)I fed this to him once a day and in a month, he had gained so much weight that he did not need to eat it any more (and this was through the winter months which I was very surprised about as he did not have much access to fresh grass)So the moral of the story is, beet pulp is excellent for gaining weightPeople say it is lacking in nutrients, but you feed your horse enough combined feed to make up for this.
The device you are looking for is called a Faraday BagWhile many models are for sale, and they are illegal to own in some statesThe engineering solution you seek is indeed the Faraday BagThis bag is a standard part of an electronics forensics toolkitIt is used to prevent a cellphone from receiving new data, and possibly overwriting existing data without turning off the phoneSome models of phones, mostly older models, are best turned off AND placed in a bag since if the battery runs out the time/date stamps will indeed be lostYou can make a small bag by completely enclosing the phone in conductive materialThe easier, cheapest solution is to use aluminum foil, though any metal with a decent conductivity coefficient will do just as well.
