Best thing I have found to control the watery diarrhea in my older horse.

I purchased this as I was only needing hay chops from my regular feed store (an hour trip) for a week. I usually purchase Triple Crown Safe Starch and Alfa Lox. I knew that this product would not be to the same level of the Triple Crown products (although ironically they are the same price in my region). I chose this one over the Hi Fiber option at my TSC as it was greener and did not look as though it had as much dust. Boy was I wrong!!! This is the dustiest bagged hay product I have ever used. In order to feed it the first night, as I did not have any other way to feed it, I had to soak it in water (a lot of water). The following day, when I could see what I was doing and could run to the dollar store to get kitchen strainers, I went through handful by handful to remove as much dust as I could without sacrificing a ton of product. It would be so easy and cheap for Dumor to add glycerin to their hay chops in order for there not to be dust. That is not the largest of my concerns. The most concerning is the fact that there is hay string throughout the bag of hay chops. There is zero excuse for that and a potential colic waiting to happen. They aren’t even in huge clumps. I’m attaching an image of the largest chunk that I found and it’s not large at all. Most of the ones I found were single strands of hay string (basically the diameter of a thread) and were an inch to two inches long. They aren’t bright, so they don’t stand out at all. Had I not been going through the bag handful by handful, I never would have seen them before feeding to my minis. Lastly, the next concern is that there were grain pellets of some sort in the hay chops. I don’t know what type of pelleted feed this was, how it got in it, or why it was there. There was not much at all (literally what is in the photo). It was in the very last bit I had to use (I don’t have any grain at all or pellets of any sort). I did not see any visible holes in the bag to explain how it could have gotten in there, but maybe I overlooked a hole and it simply fell into it at the store. TSC and Dumor: I expect more of you than this. This is not a product that Tennessee should be putting on the market, and it is definitely not a “Pick Tennessee” product. And I would have attached the images but your site kept saying an error occurred and would not let me access my Facebook images.