Recent content by Dusty M Yeti

Peggy is most often known as Ickle Pickle, Pegster, Scruff Dog or Doodle Popsome

Lol ester, I think you've moved to my village now? Not MY village but you know what I mean ;) I've used the guided busway bus twice in the 7 years living there, it's such a faff, but is great for other modes of transport, used to hack along it too before the horses were at home

I'll get my thinking cap on for you lazycat, but off the top of my head I can't think of any yard that offers full grass livery close to Cambridge. I've lived in and around Cambridge my whole life (and work for the Uni btw) and had horses a long long time so do know the local horsey scene...

@vallin can you put up the picture of Peggy and Daisy on the xc jump from Chatsworth please? :D

My black based dun/grullo (thanks Ester ;) ) Arnold, in his new summer coat with the remnants of his winter coat (much sandier) left on the clip line. Can see his tiger stripe legs here although in full summer coat they are more obvious. He's a WHW rescue, I just wanted something with similar...

I do love Ffee!

It is the first time it's ever happened with him but that's exactly what has got me thinking! It's happened, then WHY has it happened? Like I say, no other outward symptoms, drinking/weeing totally normal, not sweating, not lethargic but sometimes grumpy. I'll call the vets after the BH...

Thanks for the replies so far. ^^ Interesting, mine has no outwardly massive symptoms but this resonates. It's niggling at me. He was trimmed on Saturday by same farrier who has done him his whole life, feet looked neat afterward and I didn't think anything of it, by Sunday evening totally...

Just having a pondering about one of mine. So as title really, what signs/symptoms made you seek testing or diagnosis?

Oooo, what does that mean? Is that a black based dun? I knew he was special ;) Edited to add - I've googled grulla ;) very interesting :)

My pics are HUGE for some reason :oops: Cynthia was a spotty foal that greyed out, second photo is her clipped out last summer and you can faintly see some spots still on her shoulder, obviously they are still on her skin underneath, and she has the usual spottly muzzle and stripey feet...

I have used Holts, I would thoroughly recommend them. Very professional, discreet and efficient. I seem to be the friend that covers PTS for others and I've dealt with it on a professional and personal level. I've experienced injection and gun, vets, hunt and knackermen (goodness, it sounds...

That is a beautiful picture of all three :) Puppy is growing well!!

Casey McKenna is that way too, he's tall but lightweight, though if Claire is so local you probably know him too. I suggested Claire because she'd be ideal for the 15.3hh! Um....could definitely recommend some people based Cambridgeshire way, more my area, but pointless if you don't want to...

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