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That’s a shame, as I think it might be easier for you to process, differential causes do affect the laminitic response (and to some...

I obviously left livery to be at my own place so I get that. Losing a form of freedom but gaining friends & more of a social aspect...

This really! If I had my time again with my daughter growing up with her ponies I go onto a yard rather than keep away from people...

If there's a chance you'll be selling the pony and moving your horse anyway, I would grab the spaces at your preferred yard now. I agree...

I would move especially as you are not sure if your kids will remain interested. Having other children around plus an additional pony...

The vet school arranged it and I just liaised with the fallen stock company on the day about timings and directions etc. Speak to the...

Even though the outcome wouldn't have changed i would feed back. A very poorly horse should have regular communication between vet &...

Yep I'm not adverse to food reward/bribery in new environments. For a while my daughters cob had his dinner on the trailer every...

I’m not averse to a bit of food reward/bribery/distraction. I parallel I would make sure she is solid with standing still and stepping...

I use food reward..which will not surprise any of the long term HHO ers on here lol. So walk on, friend with feed treat in bucket and I...

Unfortunately we were not able to pin point. She was living out with a small pony was is a typical laminitis risk but she was fine yet...

That will leave the golden oldie but will depend on how baby goes at backers as we sent her away last Spring & she got Grade 4 ulcers so...

Yes I suspect that it is the messages I was giving to reception were not being relayed to the vet, therefore I’m not sure they had a...

This was my gut feeling when reading your posts OP. It sounds like the receptionists are behaving a bit like the GP receptions rather...

This is so sad and I'm so sorry. When my horse had a catastrophic illness one evening and was referred to the local big university...