Just remembered, it was called SWITCH and it was made by Day Son & Hewitt, no idea why she gave us sweet itch treatment for lice but I aint gonna moan cos it worked!
Just remembered....the treatment the vet gave us was called Switch and it was made by Day Son & Hewitt. It contains permethrin solution as the active ingredient.
Have absolutely no idea why the vet prescribed a Sweet Itch product for lice but it worked!
The vet gave us some liquid stuff, sure it was for sweet itch but it worked. Had to apply it from head to tail along the spine once a day for 3 days I think it was.
I would highly recommend Blue Chip Lami Lite. I actually feed Blue Chip original through the winter and then the last bag in the spring is Lami lite. works for mine.
QR none of them look underweight and only the second picture is a tethered pony, which, if you read the ad, is a colt so is probably tethered as a temporary measure while he is sold so he doesn't have to go in with mares....
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http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/915906
These are our shool ponies- BLOODY CHEEK!
And this is our riding school:
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/9721
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/9721
Can you get them to take them off the site at all?
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That first picture looks like...
I doubt it was the same horse then - she was bought in Cheshire, but from a dealer so could've come from anywhere but her dishing was VERY prominent as I said.
I suppose time was of the element in this situation but years ago, when my pony was 'stolen whilst on loan', well she was abandoned at a livery yard after the loanee had told the YO that the pony was hers, anyway - our vet said that if needs be he would happily identify the pony from the notes...
Have you either tried a different charger or tried a different battery with that charger?
Some batteries do eventually just die but if you say it's quite new then it should be OK.
Not much help, sorry!
Oh well don't get me started on the public footpaths and 'right to roam' crap!
Have you actually read this incidentally, anyone?
http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/news/article.php?aid=270621&cid=397