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😂😂😂 It was a hard enough sell for personal reasons as it was without having to deal with extra stress 🤦‍♂️

Yes that’s it exactly 🤦🏻

Thank you I’d rather not have my horse identifiable I don’t know how this has now became an issue as it’s not related to the original post 🤦🏻‍♀️ and your problem is 🤷🏻‍♀️ if you don’t have anything nice to say why comment

She’s still adamant she wants to return it but now is requesting that I pay for her to get a lameness work up done on it ….. think I’m just going to take the horse back I’ve seen a video and it doesn’t look lame ….. turns out she fell off it yesterday so I think that’s the main reason she wants...

She didn’t sign a receipt and I’ve looked at videos of the horse and it’s def not lame ….. I know I’m regretting my decision to sell to them now

I sold a horse on Friday and today Sunday she wants to return it as she says it’s lame ….. it wasn’t lame when it left my yard . Buyer stated on Tuesday at viewing she thought it was stiff but proceeded with sale without vetting Help ??

Thank you. Yep sadly my gut instinct knows it's probably time to let him go but it is nice to have other people's opinions on it. The whole thing has just been a massive shock as he was so fit and still enjoying his work until about 6months ago.

Thank you for the reply. Yep he was xrayed- lots of lollipops and another area that was very shadowed - the vet didn't have much hope that the original joint medication would help. He is currently unshod and has been since diagnosis. When I say hopping - like some days he can't weight bare...

Thank you . He has lived a good competitive life and I also wonder that retirement wasn't going to suit him. It's so hard to know what to do! I'm a vet nurse but when it comes to my own animals I'm useless!! 😞

Hi. I'm basically just wanting some advise and seeing if you agree with me. I have a 20year old horse who was diagnosed with navicular in November. I have had his joints injected but it only lasted 6weeks before he went lame again. He is now retired and out in the field. However he has now got...

I am fully aware that my vet needs consulted again. Just thought someone might of had similar symptoms! I now remember why I left the forum 🤔

Thank you

Thank you. Yes the soreness around his elbow I thought is probably due to compensation. He is not showing any signs of soreness around his tendon etc on palpation. Nerve blocks are the next step but really just wondered had anyone else experienced something similar. Thanks for the...

Also in veterinary Hi. Just wondered if any of you had any thoughts - I've a 19year old horse who has been a little off in front for a few weeks - had the physio out who worked on his pelvis and said the front lameness was due to him messing around and hurting himself behind. Was fine for a...

Hi. Just wondered if any of you had any thoughts - I've a 19year old horse who has been a little off in front for a few weeks - had the physio out who worked on his pelvis and said the front lameness was due to him messing around and hurting himself behind. Was fine for a few days after this...