Yes and it works very well
Has anyone used this for goats
Max-E-Glo Stabilized Rice Bran Pellet Horse Supplement, 40
I read and saw a video on it help out with weight
I read and saw a video on it help out with weight
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Never used it, but glad someone knows about it. ☝
Yes and it works very well
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I read it helps put weight on goats. .but how much should you givea goat.
I have used it after a young doe had a bad spout of coccidiosis and polio. She lost alot of weight it really packed the flesh back on her. I liked it alot.
My girl got it top dressed on regular feed i worked her up slowly to about 1/2 cup teice daily she is a full sized nubian.
My girl got it top dressed on regular feed i worked her up slowly to about 1/2 cup teice daily she is a full sized nubian.
Okay thanks. My girls had triplets and with milking need to put on weight. I have large breed goats, Nubian, Alpine,I have used it after a young doe had a bad spout of coccidiosis and polio. She lost alot of weight it really packed the flesh back on her. I liked it alot.
My girl got it top dressed on regular feed i worked her up slowly to about 1/2 cup teice daily she is a full sized nubian.
I have used it too, for a doe I added to the herd who was underweight coming from her previous home. Right now I'm trying to put weight on a doe who is very thin after kidding quad buck kids and I am using a much cheaper, non-stabilized rice bran pellet from Tractor Supply. It's dustier than the Max E Glow stuff and I'm sure the quality isn't as good, but with hay costing $34-$37 a bale here now I am having to cut corners on supplements. Honestly it seems to be working the same as the Max E Glow and is half the price.
What is the name of it or picture of bag or link it . That way I know what I am looking for. Wow price of your hay. IThanksI have used it too, for a doe I added to the herd who was underweight coming from her previous home. Right now I'm trying to put weight on a doe who is very thin after kidding quad buck kids and I am using a much cheaper, non-stabilized rice bran pellet from Tractor Supply. It's dustier than the Max E Glow stuff and I'm sure the quality isn't as good, but with hay costing $34-$37 a bale here now I am having to cut corners on supplements. Honestly it seems to be working the same as the Max E Glow and is half the price.
It's in a generic GrainLand feed bag. It's a yellow bag and they use the same one for all the plain grains (rolled oats, cracked corn etc come in the same bag.) At my tractor supply they have it in the row with the pig and cattle feed.What is the name of it or picture of bag or link it . That way I know what I am looking for. Wow price of your hay. IThanks
I use the powder mixed for horses to prevent colic by keeping moisture in but when it's colder weather and not drinking much goats love to clean the osns when done. pellets can get sticky so if you have any prone to choke use powder instead of pellets and make soup
I do\did only I used the loose instead of the pellets. Gave it to my older horse and some of the older does. Good stuff!
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