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Post by soniab on Mar 13, 2009 20:21:39 GMT
i'm a bit confused. are you meant to add bluechip to your usual hard feed eg mix beet and chaff or just feed it on its own in place of a mix. ( it's a fed balancer for those not in the uk ) any help gratefully recieved
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Post by fleabitten on Mar 13, 2009 20:31:47 GMT
as a balancer you feed it on its own  |
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Post by joandlad on Mar 16, 2009 10:01:41 GMT
You can do either. Depends why you are feeding it. Murph has soaked hay and a handful of low grade alfalfa as he's a porker. So other than the grass, his feed is pretty low quality so he has the balancer to make sure he's getting his full quota of vits and mins. I mix it in with the alfalfa.
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Post by fimacg on Mar 16, 2009 13:25:30 GMT
I don't use blue chip as it is expensive but do use the Baileys balancer, as per Jo mine are porkers so they get i with just a handful of hi-fi lite chaff basically to stop them bolting it.
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Post by scattymare on Mar 17, 2009 12:18:43 GMT
Does it make a real difference? I've seen the pics that Blue Chip use to advertise - the before/after but does it really condition them that well? I've never known anyone that uses it.
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Post by soniab on Mar 23, 2009 21:24:15 GMT
a week later and the blue chip has completly blown his brain and turned him into a head shaking chargy nightmare. he is a rescue that came from the meat man and so is quite poor ,didn't want to have to feed him tons of hard feed. i'l have to try cool mix !!!
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