Recent content by Louisech

Can anyone tell me which brushes are included in the Universal pack? I have asked eqclusive but they are not terribly forthcoming! Despite asking the question directly they just told me that as I have different coloured horses I would need the Universal pack, I had actually managed to work that...

I had a similar situation in which my soul mate gelding could no longer do the work I wanted to do. He has a home with me for life and now just has a part-time job hacking out which keeps him happy and ticking over, he too is only 12. You say you don't want her abandoned at the end of her...

My Cocker Spaniel watches TV a LOT!! His favourite programmes are football and any animal programmes! And he also loves the meerkats on the compare the market adverts, especially baby oleg!! It's so funny to watch him watching the TV!

I agree with 'smellsofhorse', a balancer would be best. It should give hime everything he needs without calorie overload. I use Baileys Lo-Cal for my good doers. They also do a stud balancer but he may be a little old for that now.

In this in front or behind? Your farrier should be able to tell you if there is a bruise. My boy was a bit like this and I'm afraid it was soft tissue damage in both front feet! Cue bar shoes and bute!

I have a homemade hay bar for my two. Two pieces of timber screwed vertical on the wall (across the corner obviously) to hold in a large piece of ply board. You can slide the ply out to sweep it out properly too unlike the expensive shop brought ones! Works well for both of mine, I don't end up...

Have you looked at Rowan Barbary's 'Solution Mash'. It is less than 10% combined starch and sugar with 11.0 MJ/Kg. Marketed as suitable diet for ESPM. http://www.rowenbarbary.co.uk/horse_feed_products/dietary_needs/36 :)