The Medalist MINI Alfalfa Pellets Horse Feed receives mixed reviews. While some users appreciate the size and ease of chewing for their animals, others report issues with moldy and damp pellets, making them unusable. Lil significant durability concerns are reported due to low number of reviews.
Easier to chew for goats and smaller animals
Effective in helping goats during milk production
Multiple reports of moldy and damp pellets
Pellets too big for some goats
Recent reviews mention quality issues with moldy and damp pellets
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Yes, the smaller pellet size is suitable for goats, but there are reports of goats refusing to eat due to size.
No, there are multiple reports of moldy and damp pellets, indicating quality control issues.
"It's smaller pellets than the ones made for equines making it easier to chew for my does. They eat it like it's candy and it really helps them when they are producing milk."
"Just received and opened a brand new bag and the alfalfa pellets were all damp and moldy. Completely unusable for feeding"
Potential buyers should consider the mixed reviews and quality concerns before purchasing this feed. Those with goats may find the smaller pellets appealing, but the risk of receiving a bad batch is high.
Highly recommended supplement for horses, excellent quality and functionality.
Adequate but costly organic horse feed, mixing required for balanced diet.
Exceptional, high-quality feed for horses.
Exceptional organic horse feed with high quality, but pricey.
Good feed but order issues noted
Horses thrive on this low-starch feed.