It won't make a difference, it will just be colder, if pellet [not refrigerated] 24hours, if flakes [not refrigerated] 20mins.
Yes, beet pulp can cause watery stool in horses, especially if introduced too quickly into their diet or fed in excessive amounts. It is high in soluble fiber, which can lead to increased water retention in the intestines. To prevent digestive upset, it's important to gradually acclimate horses to beet pulp and ensure they have adequate access to fresh water. If watery stool persists, consulting a veterinarian is advisable.
Feeding unsoaked sugar beet can cause choke in some horses and also colic which can have fatal consequences. Always soak sugar beet for 24 hours unless it is Speedibeet which can be soaked for shorter periods. Never leave sugar beet soaking in hot conditions as it will ferment.
Beet pulp can be fed wet or dry. However it is usually best to feed it soaked as it allows the beet pulp to expand and helps to get water into the horse. Typically you would measure out how much you would like to feed, then soak it for a specific amount of time, drain it and feed it. There is an old myth that beet pulp will expand in the horses stomach and make it explode, but this simply is not true. However dry beet pulp can cause choke (not the same kind of choking in people though) and you'll need a vet out to clear the horses throat, so it is best to soak it.
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To feed horses beets or beet roots it must be soaked in water overnight and then dried so that it does not expand in the horses stomach. This could cause numerous problems such as colic.
Beet pulp is the most underrated of all horse feed. It is a great way to put some weight on a horse without having to worry about too much protein. You can feed it dry or soak it in water for a few minutes before feeding. And even picky horses seem to like it. And I have never heard of even 1 horse that impacted from beet pulp. Another good point is it's not very expensive.
Horses need to be exercised every day for 30 minutes or more and they should eat chaff, pony/horse mix and sugar beet, should have fresh clean water available at all times.
Soak dry beet pulp %50 in %50 water for 10 - 15min.
Beet pulp is an alternative feed to grain that is fed to livestock such as cattle and horses. It is high in nutrients and protein, which make it an ideal and cheaper alternative to corn, oats or barley.
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To peel a beet effectively and efficiently, start by cutting off the top and bottom of the beet. Then, use a vegetable peeler to remove the skin in a downward motion, following the shape of the beet. Alternatively, you can also boil the beet for a few minutes, then rinse it under cold water to easily peel off the skin with your hands.