Recent content by AandK

I’m expecting the one hock to be around £500-600. It’s being done this avo, so will share the cost tomorrow.

Thank you!

Has anyone ordered from them more recently? I placed an order on 12th March but no sign of it yet.. Did not get an email order confirmation from them, but can see it on their website when I am logged in, it shows as pending still. I emailed 2 days ago and no response. Am going away Easter Monday...

Super cute, that face with the top lip 😍 when does he arrive?!

No and yes! Late gelding (got in 2002), was looking for something a bit older with eventing experience to help me learn. Ended up with 5yo with no experience! But it worked out in the end, horse of a lifetime he was, with me for 21yrs. Current boy, was looking for an exracer and that is exactly...

My horse has them annually, he has some changes in the big hock joint (tcj) so as it is a very mobile joint I get it done once a year (luckily for my wallet it is only one leg that needs it!).

Cynical me thinks it is just a way to get more people to donate... I saw that too. Thankfully for my sanity 99.99% of comments were saying the vets were not out of order, with many saying most vets will want payment before coming out when you are not a client.

Can't help, but is he a BHS, BS or BE coach? If so would they have contact details on their websites?

My 3 labs are fed on Skinners lamb and rice, or sometimes the chicken and rice version if there is no lamb at the shop. I found it good value when feeding 3 hungry hounds!

Usually about £5 less than a new set

I have this one from v-bandz. Velcro pocket rather than zip but it is great as fits over jacket in winter and tshirt in summer. https://www.v-bandz.co.uk/category-2/LWH.html They also do a normal tabard with zip pocket https://www.v-bandz.co.uk/category-2/AMW.html

OMG, they are adorable!!!

Yes I have noticed 'gunk' that is not puss from wet poultices before. I would use dry ones and see if you get anything.

Fingers crossed!

My late gelding injured his straight sesamoidian ligament, front leg, obvious swelling and lameness, diagnosed by scan. At this point I retired him (he was 22 with plenty of historical issues), he stayed out 24/7 and I would say it took him a good 8 months to come fully sound (was on and off...