Recent content by marmitelover

I'm actually stuck trying to find a way to get rid of mine! Too many horses in the area, so farmers don't want it, gardeners have enough, can't burn it as tooclose to residential area!!

Looking for livery in the Peterborough/Stamford/Grantham area for approximately a year as we're self building. Would prefer full livery and yard must be fairly quiet as they're very stressy with too much going on, complete donkeys in a relaxed environment! Would like decent facilities and quiet...

I was in this situation until last week! The lady across the road from me put hers out and mine could hear them, even though can't see them. The TB especially became upset and very stressed so I chucked them out last week! Was worried as gets chilly at night but just rugged him up and they're...

My two are both out at night as of last week. Both unclipped. The TB's in a fly rug/LW in day and HW at night and ID's naked in day and a LW at night.

I agree with increasing fibre intake

I'd try a loose ring waterford, IMO it's less severe than a snaffle as it collapses as it has lots of joints but prevents a horse from grabbing it so good for youngsters and exracers when schooling.

Hi I'm new too, nice to meet you :)

i'v got a navara. Costs about £90 to fill, gives me about 400 miles. I don't use a dealer for servicing etc so not found its been too costly for maintenence. Tax is cheap £125 a year as you pay VAT on top when purchasing. Tyres are pretty pricy though and it's mission impossible for me to park...

I really hope they hand her over to Whipsnade. Surely now with this bad publicity people will never attend this circus again, let's just hope they realise that ang give up now and rehome ALL the animals in their care before they can't afford to care for them.

Hi everyone, it's good to know I'm not the only marmite-a-holic here!! They say it's good for sweet itch, although I'v never tried it on mine as they're not sufferers!!

Just wanted to say hi!!!!