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Amaranth99 Well-Known Member Thank you, we took all 3 to the vets this evening for their KC vaccine and Vet recommended adding Chappie as the boarding kennels use it. So before the holiday we’ll do this and then I’ll investigate something with the same levels of protein etc

Thank you, we took all 3 to the vets this evening for their KC vaccine and Vet recommended adding Chappie as the boarding kennels use it. So before the holiday we’ll do this and then I’ll investigate something with the same levels of protein etc

We are lucky (Crazy) enough to have three sighthounds, Gracie the Lurcher aged 6, Indiana Bones the Bedlington/Whippet aged 4 months and Moose the Wolfhound/Deerhound who is nearly 9 months. We use a food developed by a Wolfhound stud and rescue centre for Moose’s primary diet with raw chicken...

I use a lightweight shavings fork and a scoop with a hand garden rake designed for disabled/arthritic users, it protects your wrist as it keeps it straight. I have two large “Producers“ and it helps.

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Sorry, I seem to be rubbish at posting photos, any tips welcome please :)

Hi, I have a lovely 4 year old Traditional Cob, or so I think. Most such horses are also coloured but Paige is not. She is a solid coloured brownish blackish colour with three white leggings, a small belly splash of white and a fleck of white above her right knee. My questions are: what in hand...

I answered this thread 3 years ago.....The old Pony is now 43, sound, toothless and senile. Every Autumn we look at him and wonder how we are going to keep him fat enough to go through the winter but somehow we still do. He still chases the girls and protects his herd and is very rude to lead as...

Oh a cage is an idea - thank you. I did worry about not being able to find the stirrup if my foot came out.

3 weeks ago I had my right ankle fused necesitated by Arthritis brought on by too many horse/motorbike accidents in my youth! The weekend before Surgery I rode my ID/WB Mare in our first Dressage test and despite being a bit spooky and leaping about more than the test required, we both enjoyed...

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I have something of a quandary really. I have a nearly 40 year old Pony that is owned by a charity and has lived with us for nearly 20 years. Both my daughters learned to ride on him and he was a good teacher of "Concentrate or bear the consequences". Last year I was working away and he got...

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Beautiful lady with flowing locks :)

I have a 250 gallon road legal towable water bowser that was invaluable together with an automatic trough for my rented fields before I moved to livery stables. It is now an attractive (!) garden ornament until I get round to selling it in the summer.