Grazing Muzzles - Pros and Cons

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3 жыл бұрын

GRAZING MUZZLES - THE PROS AND CONS by the Equiculture and Horse Riders Mechanic KZfaq Channel. This video goes through the pros and cons of using a grazing muzzle to manage a horse's weight. You will then be able to make an informed decision about whether to use one (or not). As a horse owner you need to understand about your horse's body condition score and equine nutrition, horse health, and how to look out for horse weight gain and how to help your horse lose weight, otherwise, your overweight horse can get laminitis. Understanding natural horsekeeping and sustainable horsekeeping (holistic horse management) will help you to manage your obese horse/s.
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@equicultureandhorseridersm7003 3 жыл бұрын

Grazing Muzzles - people either love them or hate them. This video goes through the good points and the bad points of using them. You need to understand these pros and cons if you are thinking of using one. If you are interested in learning more about Horses, Pasture and Grazing you can get our FREE course here www.equiculture.net/equiculture-free-mini-course and start learning about the very important things your horse really wants and needs you to know! People (and their horses) love this FREE mini-course so don't miss out! Please subscribe to our channel and please let us know what you think about this video by commenting below :)

@abe7608 8 ай бұрын

Well Done! You brought up all my concerns. I need to muzzle my fat horse. Unfortunately, they are all full time field horses. The herd bully, old rotting fence, concern for what grasses come up through the muzzle and observations of actual grass gorging have made me not use one. How do we, therefore, save our horses from laminitis?

@mizztree954 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for all your knowledge… I have a really fat Shetland on new pasture… we are in England… it’s ankle height grass.. he can still eat through it, it’s a Velcro one… I’ve left it on since yesterday as his so fat.. He won’t go alone in the stable and I think he would gorge and get laminitis,his about 27 now…

@equicultureandhorseridersm7003 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Mizztree, he should be fine on ankle height upright grass (with a muzzle), good luck :)

@great0789 Жыл бұрын

How can you tell when the grass is the correct height??? My grass is about ankle to knee high depending on type and the place in the pasture. My wife insists that I need to mow the pasture SHORT with the mower.... and then buy lots of hay (tall grass!!!) and this seems insane to me. Especially since short grass is known to have a lot more sugars... which is what we want to keep him off of. He is not even remotely overweight yet... but the vet insists that we restrict all grass intake... and that he will be fat and or founder easily. Our pasture is mostly warm season annuals and perennials like Bermuda grass (good type for horses). We just got our first horse, and I will have it in the same pasture with my cattle. He is an easy keeper and so we want to go the grazing muzzle route.