thank you. i have had him 19 years - he chose me. he is by poushka III - he has reiki/ physio every week. i ride him every day (roughly 30 mins). we don't do as much work as we used to
i really hope so.. they don't work for all horses but for those they do work for they are a total game changer. jay also has sweet itch (mild) but it has certainly improved that as well.
he has also tolerated being out in the field far longer as well
that's amazing. as i said the antihistamines are a total game changer. just start to get her fit and you should be good to go. let me know how she continues to progress. i wonder how many other horses would benefit from having antihistamines
hi originally i was giving him 8 puffs of each inhaler morning and night. i then reduced it down and as i said he has 4 of the brown and 4 of the blue morning and night. i think i will cut it down further. the real game changer has been the antihistamines - i can't believe the impact they have...
can i just add that jay has been on antihistamines since late spring and the difference is incredible. he is currently having 10 in the morning and 10 at night - bought via amazon as they are way cheaper than anywhere else. twelve months supply for a human (ie 1 tablet per day) for about £8.00...
not being funny but why are you opening the back ramp to unload when you have a front ramp. that's the main reason why trailer companies put front ramps in in the first place many years ago. there were far too many accidents with horses coming of backwards out of trailers.
not gone since at somerford park - love stoneleigh - i live near by so easy to get to. (i know that lots of the competitors were unhappy with stabling - but that should be fixable). the photographs make it look awful - looks like no-one watching at all. somerford have pulled out of all other...