For patients with kidney disease, a common condition in their body is high creatinine, which often indicates patientâs condition is very severe. As a result, patients with any kidney problem may have this concern that whether their disease will cause their creatinine level to be high, so do patients with kidney infection.
1 Some types of hay are not recommended for horses. 2  Sorghum and Sudan grass are not suitable for horses. 3  Historically, oat straw was fed to horses. 4  Ask your veterinarian before trying straw or any other uncommon feed as a forage substitute.orses need 1.5 to 2.0 % of their body weight in high quality roughage per day. Ideally, good quality hay or pasture is the best source of this roughage. But drought, storms or other emergencies may make hay scarce.
1 Avoid any hays that are known to have high levels of sugar, including ryegrass hay, oaten, wheaten or barley hay. 2  Lucerne haylage or silage that has been produced specifically for horses is also a low sugar forage option (check there is no molasses added).ou should never feed a feed to a laminitic horse if it has any of the following ingredients: 1  Oats, corn, wheat, rice or barley. 2  Millrun, millmix, bran (rice or wheat), pollard, middlings. 3  Any form of steam flaked, micronized or extruded grain.