Recent content by kizzyjerry

I've got one of the older one's. They are heavy, the new ones are lighter and a lot nicer to look at but have a hefty price tag. I had them out to fit regularly as it was his 'growing' saddle expensive £90 and he doesn't seem to do much but the horse hated all the 'normal' treed saddles and had...

Both my gsd's have had this. Both with complications after surgery, had they been smaller I'd would have seriously considered non surgical route. There's a lot of information if you Google conservative management. There are also braces that can help which you'll come across - we tried some of...

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I'm researching the above at the moment and was wondering if anyone has experience with any of the above with dogs. Particularly any practice names as I'm only finding equine ones so far. I'm in Kent but anywhere UK. My gsd has ruptured her patella ligament shortly after tta for cruciate...

I had a fhoniex for years with my last horse and loved it. Did everything in it (although not serious jumping) New horse just couldn't get on with them -tried various models as issues with pressure points. Tried a freeform and loved it the new panels they have allow you to fit to the horse (both...

Newham court vets and bell equine cover this area. Newnham is the closest, used both with no issues (bell is referral centre as well which is experience with them ) newnham is my vets -John and Peter the best but not sure if they do routine stuff now. http://www.newnhamvets.co.uk/...

Older but I paid 1200 for a just turned 2 year old many years ago and 4 years ago 1800 for a 3 year old. Both gelded but basically unhandled.

my 3 yo GSD had a TAA (with titanium wedge) in august. its been slow going - initially she improved but kept having problems if she did any thing more than gentle work work in hydro. Turned out the pin and something elsewhere causing issues and they were removed a few months ago. shes just...

Pop in to your local station and ask the admin procedure for accident reports - some forces take the initial report which is sent for recording AND THEN allocated to an officer to investigate, which sometimes takes a bit of time -it maybe the case this is still going through that process...

have a 18+ shire x - fal or premier equine

I've done two winter's with mine - very pleased with them. no tears, the elastic at the top has given but doesn't effect their use. The only thing of note is that as the hay is eaten the cover closes in over the hay - i have a grumpy bully so have to put them a bale each out as the other wont...

my lad trod on a nail (one of those nail in electric fence connectors somehow pulled out) which went through the tip of his frog, through the tendon and navicular bursa. I lost him *BUT* it was due to infection. I found him within an hour of doing it and he was hospitalised straight away...

I've had a reactor panel for a month now and 'touch wood' no issues with a very sensitive flower :) (had to give up with normal treed as he was changing shape so quickly) my physio's 25 year old has had one since 6 years old which was what made me approach them. He would certainly let me...

I brought this lad from metheringham upton shires two years ago when looking after retiring my shire x tb (he's actually a WB x though) not sure what they have now but they had quite a few nice crossed youngsters. [/URL] my first lad was from david cosgrove in hainton, lincs 14 years ago -...

Will do - although to be safe PM me if you do decide to go DIY and i'll send some photos of the build when it actually gets somewhere, the odd money/weight saving snippets i'm finding and more importantly what doesn't work :)