Recent content by mightymammoth

I thought it seemed expensive! Thanks all I'm off to live on baked beans on toast for the month.

Hi, does anyone buy prascend online and does it work out much cheaper? I've hust paid £696 for two boxes of 160 tablets. I have two retired horses in their mid twenties on one tablet a day, Thanks.

I've been feeding Boswellia for a couple of years to my 20 something retired horses with some success but one has started to look quite stiff again so am moving to suppleaze gold. Unfortunately there's no easy or cheap answer I find what one person swears by another says is a load of rubbish.

My horse reacts terribly to fly bites on his sheath, one year it was so swollen he was walking lame had to have vet out and had to be treated with flamazine cream. Now I try and put sudacrem or a fly barrier cream on every few days to protect it and it seems to work.

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Hi, I'm moving my two retired horses to livery soon and need to have 3rd party insurance for them, I have BHS Gold but not sure that will be enough or cover them both. Any suggestions for insurance companies that could cover them both adequately please? thanks

still looking for info.

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Just wondered if anyone had come across any bargains? I'm looking for a 100g. thanks.

Wish I had the answer my horse also has it. Has you tried ketatex mud shells powder (think that's the name) to help dry the area out.

I think it's road plannings but it is very solid current a driveway. I'll look into those thanks

Hi any idea how I could do this. The post whacked wouldn't stand a chance! Thanks

post whacker, like the sound of that! Thanks for fast reply.

Hi, Wondering the best way to hit in the odd wooden post? I know there's a tool but can't remember what its called. Also do you dig a hole before you hit the post in? Sorry I'm fairly clueless, thanks.