Oh I am so sorry to read this. How very heart breaking for you. I completely agree with what others have said regarding sooner rather than later. Particularly for the fact horses will start to be leaving soon and may cause upset to yours.
Spend all the time loving on him and know you are doing...
I have only had to quarantine once on a new yard properly. Been to a couple that needed you to worm and keep in for a short period of time before going out.
My mare is a very messy eater and I have not yet found the best way. I have also tried large buckets, small buckets, wide buckets etc. She will hoover lots of it up so it's not too bad but it's very frustrating at the wastage. I have tried it on a flake of hay but she wont then eat the hay its...
I agree that isn't much unless they are tiny ponies? Why were they only n 1kg to start with? Are they out in the day grazing? Can you exercise the weight off them so they can eat more?
I think it depends what you want as well @Jasmine2023? Do you want your horse fitter? Bringing on etc? Or just need someone to give them so attention when you are not going up? Is it financial and you need the money for the horses upkeep?
To get and keep a decent sharer I found you have to...
Completely depends on on the horse and what you are offering) where I am it’s about £10-£15 a day for a decent pony on a DIY yard up to £25 a day for a full livery/ higher level horse.
For Christmas I want to buy my mare (me!) a nice leather headcollar. I keep seeing this one which looks nice and is in the ball park budget I’d like to spend.
Any reviews or recommendations? I’d like brown with a plate for engraving...
I have a full loan mare which I have put some money into but I intend to buy her next year, at an agreed price prior to me bringing her on (she’s 4 and was newly backed).
In your situation I would be giving her back. Especially if they are expecting you to put work into her to then sell her.