Tribute Equine Nutrition Foal Foundation Milk-Based Horse Feed is generally well-received for its effectiveness in weaning and supporting orphan foals. However, there are concerns about the smell and acceptance by some horses.
Works well for transitioning foals from milk to solid food.
Helps orphan foals transition to solid food.
Attractive packaging.
Fast delivery.
Some users report a rancid smell.
Tip: Check packaging for any signs of spoilage before feeding.
Factors: Storage conditions, Acceptance by foals
Yes, many users report success with orphan foals transitioning to solid food.
Some users report a rancid smell, which may be due to storage issues.
"We add this to all our weaning foals' diet. Once away from momma, we slowly add pellets and gradually increase. Babies hold weight while stressed and entering winter."
"I can't get my foal, let alone any of my horses, to eat this feed. It smells rancid! Even my horse that will eat anything turns her nose up at it. I'm guessing the feed wasn't stored properly, and being a milk base feed, it spoiled either in the warehouse or on the delivery truck. Very disappoin..."
A reliable choice for foal weaning and orphan care, but buyers should be aware of potential quality control issues with smell.
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