Post by here to stay on Nov 5, 2017 15:21:13 GMT
She is healing well from the removal of her incisors. But I'm saddened by her frustration in trying to graze. It's towards the end of the season for grazing here and what grass there is is peach fuzz. Soon both girls will be shut up in their winter paddock as the ground will be too wet for them to go out to graze.
But next year it will be an issue where Tess, who can't graze any grass shorter than 8 inches goes out with Hollie who has her incisors. I plan to set aside a small area to let grass grow for something for Tess in the spring but that will be little and short lasting.
I think I need a Tess enrichment program that will give her some chew time without Holly, who is the food hog, getting it all right away. Any thoughts?
But next year it will be an issue where Tess, who can't graze any grass shorter than 8 inches goes out with Hollie who has her incisors. I plan to set aside a small area to let grass grow for something for Tess in the spring but that will be little and short lasting.
I think I need a Tess enrichment program that will give her some chew time without Holly, who is the food hog, getting it all right away. Any thoughts?
