Feeding concentrated feed to horses can be both rewarding and challenging. From my experience, horses like mine become particularly energetic and sometimes even 'crazy' with excitement when receiving their favorite concentrated treats. It's important to balance their diet properly to ensure they get sufficient nutrients without overfeeding, which can cause digestive issues. When handling concentrated feeds, always introduce them gradually to avoid upsetting your horse’s stomach. You might notice intense reactions, including excitement or even a bit of impatience, as my horse does when I bring the feed. This is typical behavior, especially with 'spoiled' horses used to getting special attention. Always observe safety measures when feeding horses concentrated feed. The OCR text 'Arriesgo mi vida cada vez que le doy comida' (I risk my life every time I feed him) captures the spirited nature of feeding energetic horses. Using protective gear and a calm, controlled approach helps prevent accidental biting or injury during feeding times. Including appropriate hashtags such as #caballos, #texashorses, and #cuartodemilla highlights the cultural and breed-specific nuances of horse care, which I find adds to the bonding experience between owner and horse. Feeding time is a moment of trust and affection, enhancing the connection. Overall, my experience teaching others about the joys and precautions of feeding concentrated feed to horses shows that with care and respect, feeding can be a joyful, safe routine for both horse and owner.