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Hay that is too 'stalky' has a small chance to cause an impaction in the horses intestines, but typically it is the ultra fine hays like Coastal Bermuda that are the most likely to cause impaction's. Bread is not good for horses as it converts into sugar quickly and can cause metabolic issues. It is unlikely that bread would cause or help to cause an impaction unless it is fed in large amounts. The most bread a horse should get is one slice every week or so. If you are very concerned about the stalky hay causing an impaction I would suggest putting it in a slow feed hay net or in a bucket and tie the net over the top to make a slow feeder type bucket. this will slow consumption of the hay and allow the digestive tract to process it more effectively.

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