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We use it in our barn. it is sufficient.
Sure! It would be great, and it would be close to there habitat in the wild.
Hay is hollow and makes good bedding for horses. But i need to know what are good characteristics of good straw for stable management.Please help x
The answers are simple - none and no.
I know that it is a severe respiratory irritant in humans, its dust is very fine and gets trapped in moist areas like lungs very easily so I think it would not be a good choice at all for horses.
It is not recommended for horses to eat straw bedding as it can cause blockages in their digestive system if consumed in large quantities. It is best to provide horses with appropriate and safe forage and feed to prevent any health issues.
You don't have to. Often horses can do without it. Although it would be more comfortable for their feet if there is some. Hay is a good idea for long travels, something to keep the horse busy on the way.
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Hickory sawdust can be used as bedding for horses, but it is not as commonly used compared to other types like pine or cedar. Hickory sawdust can be more abrasive and have a stronger odor, which may not be ideal for some horses. It's important to monitor your horse's reaction and behavior when using hickory sawdust to ensure they are comfortable and not experiencing any negative effects.
Wood shavings make great bedding if it's from the right kind of tree. Cedar or redwood are not used for horse stalls. Pine and fir make the best bedding. Some people prefer straw and rice hulls are also good choices.
Disney bedding has very good saftey ratings.
Organic Baby Bedding thermal is good for babies.