My darling teenage children took the order -
"go feed the chickens" to mean feed the horses!!!! My DH had already fed them their evening meal. They were fed AGAIN an hour later!!!
Need some advice, they are all 3 acting sluggish as I would expect. They are sweating very very mildly - but that could be the warmth of the day as much as anything. They are more thirsty than usual.
My question is, we have turned them out to the small dry lot area in front of the barn. The stalls are too warm and this way we can watch them. Should we allow them to go out to the paddocks to move around and get the digestion going or would that actually be the opposite of what is good for them?
Ideas? I've searched on line but I guess I'm not putting the right words together. I'm getting a bunch of irrelevant articles.
"go feed the chickens" to mean feed the horses!!!! My DH had already fed them their evening meal. They were fed AGAIN an hour later!!!
Need some advice, they are all 3 acting sluggish as I would expect. They are sweating very very mildly - but that could be the warmth of the day as much as anything. They are more thirsty than usual.
My question is, we have turned them out to the small dry lot area in front of the barn. The stalls are too warm and this way we can watch them. Should we allow them to go out to the paddocks to move around and get the digestion going or would that actually be the opposite of what is good for them?
Ideas? I've searched on line but I guess I'm not putting the right words together. I'm getting a bunch of irrelevant articles.
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