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Same with me, the mare I have now had Feedmarks linseecd last year and the mare before had Charnwood, never had any problems.

I've fed all my horses micronised linseed, charnwoods ,over the years and current mare has it never had any adverse reactions x

If that's the case, might be worth comparing different brands. Charnwood use a patented micronizing/infra red process and supply a few...

I am so sorry for your loss 💔, I am also horseless now after my lovely old mare was PTS just over a year ago. I am also old and now...

So sorry, but he had a good life with you. Not the same really, but I need to make the call with my dog , nearly 16 and deaf, half...

So very sorry to hear about Rufty but it sounds like he had a wonderful home with you.

I have just paid my final Rufty bill. Euthanasia. After nearly 70 years of owning horses and 15'years with Rufty I now have no horse...

Thanks guys for letting me know - I feel absolutely awful as I thought that linseed was this all singing and dancing fab thing to feed...

If it doesn’t suit then don’t feed it. However when my late homebred was suffering with a very dysfunctional hind gut biome she could...

Do you think it could be the way they micronise it now. Years ago we boiled it up in a saucepan in the kitchen having first soaked the...

I’ve had horses do badly for a variety of reasons on it. I no longer use it on anything. If I wanted to incorporate linseed it would...

I also noticed skin issues that resolved when I took my horse off on micronised linseed. No other issues noticed though.

I bought mine via the Poiny Club. Advantage: everyone knew its history and temperament, and it was local.

It is coming towards the end of the year, there will be lots coming up soon as children out of age classes. I would be looking at shows...

Private sellers faced with a not very horsey mum and dad and two kids!