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Weanling Member
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Kelowna, BC, Canada
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Tabasco sauce works well, there is also a spray from the tack store that will deter them. There are also supplements designed to help your horse stop chewing.
If those don't help, wrap the edges in metal to deter them from chewing. Nip it in the butt quick cause they all learn to chew from 1 horse!
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Kid Safe
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: albany new york
Posts: 6,428
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I think this is in the wrong section,
I use hoof black or neets foot oil. on wood that the horses are chewing on, takes yucky and horses do not go near it again.
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