Recent content by LadyGrey2017

Best to go to your local farm shop and ask them who makes honey locally - but it needs to be within ten miles or so of where your horse lives. It sounds bonkers but ive done it for me and my horse for the last three years - i used to live on antihistimines for half the year - and never had a...

Try feeding a little locally produced honey with your feed. It works a treat for pollen allergies. Ideally you need it to be made within ten miles of where your horse is kept. It works like a vaccine building up a natural resistance to the local pollen.

Saving Champions: A new generation of regeneration. Short documentary is now LIVE! Congratulations to filmmaker Dinty Andrew, and many thanks to Olivia Lamphee OKLEquestrian Waterlane Equine Vets Jessica Allies Dressage Martin Ffrench Blake and everyone involved to make this a great short...

Thank you! I'm waiting for the third one to come through which i will post as soon as i can...featuring polo ponies - super cool slow mo action!

Just wanted to share these amazing teaser clips. The first one features some polo ponies and Jess Allies - local Glos dressage rider and Aly Shayle's stunning Kirby. The second clip is of another Glos based Point to Point rider Olivia Lamphee and her stunning thoroughbred racehorses. The...

Have you tried a McTimoney practitioner? They may be able to help you.

Def get another vet, and i second recommendations that you inform the practice. If you concerned about cushings then a simple blood test will give you a definitive answer and i highly recommend Worm Egg Count tests - they save a lot of money, reduce chemicals in their systems and also pasture...

Sometimes the abcess can track around the foot, or there might be a pocket of gas in a different place. I would call your farrier to check it over, it might be that the infection has moved from one part of the foot to another. I had that with one pony of mine.... the infection wouldnt go and i...

I looked at PRP and spoke to loads of friends, but i didnt feel that the feedback was as positive as i would have liked. The difference it think with this kind of treatment as the fat that is injected, once its been processed, contains cells that will actually regenerate the injury, rather than...

Thank you so much! x

So my beloved mare, my bezzie mate and excuse for my constant lateness and lack of funds is a bit broken. shes been broken for about three years and im so excited and worried as we are trying a brand new treatment to try and fix her and i want to share it with everyone in case anyone else has...

;) Newbie on the forum!! looking forward to talking all things horses and ponies!!