Recent content by bizzygirl101

Thanks, I am deff going to get a dually halter. He just loses his brain, he is not normally at all rude and very ameniable for a big boy. I have also used a lunge line, but with his bolting routine at the moment I wouldnt want to see it trailing along behind him! In the mean time its the lead...

Sorry for any confusion amymay, he wont be left out, we have just been told that all horses have to be in early to protect our (really really crap) grazing which is fair enough. If you havn't got there to do it they will do it and charge you. They do seem to know what they are doing and are...

Hi I had been feeding him up outside his field and grooming him there, but as I have said in my below post to amymay, the horses are having to coome in in September and new owners will be doing this for me when I'm on holiday, so I need to be having a bit more control! Maybe a dually halter...

Hi Amymay Yes I am thrilled really. No one can believe how well he looks, he actually looks his better now then ever has and yes he is having the time of his life BUT our yard has recently been taken over and I go on holiday and he horses have to come in at night. I nbeed to get him at least...

Hi, My horse was diagnosed with heart failure and only 6-9 months to live. This was in May. At the time he was very ill, thin and quiet, i.e not his usual silly warmblood self! But ever since I have been to the vet he has put on weight has turned into a bit of a greedy g*t, where he had never...

Make sure your vet listens to his heart as well as taking blood, could save the time waiting for the results to come back, if he can gear any abnormalities

Oh cornucrecent (sorry without the tub to hand I have no idea how to spell it) I have used this only on recent scars but it has worked, seeing as hooves are made up of similar structures as hair it does work, well worth a go as it is also cheap and easy to come by! Good luck