It might not help, but I just slide the tablet into the lip of mine when he hasn’t got food. Watch for 5 mins to make sure it stays put and it dissolves. Job done.
Mine tested borderline a couple of years ago. I had to ask to trial Pergoquin. The vets weren’t keen and wanted to use Metformin for the barely raised EMS instead.
I explained that I could manage the EMS, if the PPID was controlled. Eventually she agreed to a 1/2 tablet a day trial.
The LGL...
With the dark nights making hacking impossible. And frozen schools making schooling hard.
Thought it might be useful to brainstorm activities that we can do with our horses that aren’t ridden and don’t require facilities.
This is extra useful for me, as often have a small child in tow. So...
The test took 6 weeks.
I put him on their prebiotic in the meantime and saw an improvement. But it was following their full protocol that really worked 😊
I had this with one of mine.
This thread covers it.
https://forums.horseandhound.co.uk/threads/ongoing-lumpy-skin-experiences-please.782309/
The Equibiome test, and treating his hind gut sorted it in the end 👍
That sounds like a lot of plates, with a young baby.
If you have support it would be possible, but you’re probably going to feel guilty about not giving any of it your all - such is mum life.
I do my horse jobs with baby strapped to my back in a carrier. I can also lunge, and do in hand work...
If you’re certain you’ve ruled out pain then I’d do one of the following.
1. Stop trying to make him hack in this particular setting. It seems he’s good in other situations, so just don’t insist he hacks here.
2. If you do want to solve it, then I’d go about it differently. Stop trying to...
It's back in print in German. But not in English :(
But alas she's not a german speaker, let alone reader!
I know I'm going to be looking at paying more than market value... I know they are like rocking horse poop.
But not that much :eek: And hopefully not from the USA!