Recent content by Mudfukkle

I've seen Aussie Allrounders for sale - this one on Redpost, it has the removable neck cover, looks the same as the original...

Ours Swallows are back too - just need the nice weather now 🤞

Unfortunately, I've witnessed this type of riding at Hayling Beach, where there's already a loud voice to get horses banned. We took the dogs there last summer and there were lots of horses on the beach, we kept the dogs on leads whenever we were passing a group of them. But then a group of...

I've got a Sec B, she's 13.2hh but she's got legs like sticks, so from that perspective I wouldn't ride her, I only long rein her. I'm 5'4" and 8 stone, but still feel too big for her stick legs :)

He's a cold blooded horse, from native UK stock, so he is meant to have small/closed nostrils because of the cold climate. I can assure you his nostrils are absolutely fine :)

Hope Nova is OK 🤞

Yes, Horselyx are quite bad. I wouldn't give it adlib to my EMS pony. However, I'm following this thread with interest, as mine also like licks, but they must be low sugar, so hoping, like you, that someone can suggest one :)

I had this with one of mine. He had a recurring Herpes virus and did this when he was under the weather or in discomfort. Like you, I thought it was colic, the vet even did a peritoneal tap to check for peritonitis, but it was all clear. Nothing could be done, just some pain killers when he was...

This one looks lovely, also on NFED https://www.nfed.co.uk/cgi-bin/classifieds/fb.cgi?search_and_display_db_button=on&db_id=181333&query=retrieval

I couldn't find the age of the PBA detailed in the NFed advert? Unless I'm just being blind?

I agree entirely. My horse owning vet, who was very experienced, told me that not being able to get up from laying down is a big red flag! Other red flags she quoted as: Being able to have the feet attended to by the farrier without causing pain (not short term obviously) Not being able to...

There's no results to wait for? You just ring them, explain the problem and they will advise on the product. They are very helpful.

My EMS had this for the first time this year. I contacted Trinity Consultants and they put her on L94 and their Gut balancer (can't remember what is was called). But within 48hrs of having the L94 her stools were fine, the faecal water had stopped. However, within 48hrs of stopping it, it came...

Have a look at this page: https://www.ultimate-one.co.uk/fencing-applications-rabbit-fencing-netting-c-90_133?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2sXzprORgwMVFpdQBh1E6g1JEAAYASAAEgLSavD_BwE

I drain my wet haynets on an old pallet - it helps them to drain :)