These enhance the intestines' ability to digest feeds,, often improving weight gain, reducing feed intake and making the horse more energetic. Corn oil has 2.225 times the energy of an equivalent weight of corn. One cup of corn oil can replace two pounds of sweet feed in a ration, and horses generally find it very palatable. It also puts a gloss on the horse's coat. To formulate a proper ration for your aged horse, consult with your feed nutritionist or your veterinarian.
Every horse is an individual and needs an individual ration plan.
Good care of your aging horse will ensure many more years of active companionship and reward him for all the years and miles already given you. Needs of the Older Horse Adequate shelter from weather. Regular deworming every 60 days. Supply of fresh, clean water. Access to hay.