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“If a horse is receiving a diet consisting of forage (hay and/or pasture) and a plain cereal grain, such as oats or corn, chances are good that some vitamins and/or minerals will be deficient or marginal, even for idle, adult horses. If that type of diet is used for a horse with high (nutritional) requirements, such as a lactating mare or a weanling, then the possibility of deficiency is higher,”…
Forage should always be the foundation of your feeding program. Much of what a horse requires to develop properly and maintain condition is available in good-quality roughage, although it’s not always present in sufficient quantities.
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