Recent content by Pen

Re the upgrade options - I just ignored them or opted for 'maybe later' and eventually they just stopped appearing. Hope you can bypass them too.

I also have it on an Android phone and have declined upgrades etc but it still works - I check it every day.

My cob wears the Shires AirFlow grazing muzzle. I have added fleece cheek piece covers for added security and comfort. I also use a thick rubber band as a keeper over the velcro strap Although she is 14hh she wears the full size one as it gives plenty of room and doesn't rub.

In case OP is still looking I think original Old Macs sizing for a 6 is length 130-135, width 140-145. This is going by the measurements on a box of Old Macs I have. I seem unable to post a pic of the same.

£86 with sedation + £45 for the visit.

Could it be someone using a dog whistle. A pony we had we go on high alert, eyes on stalks etc if he heard a dog whistle.

We have a diesel 4x4 Yeti and it has 2.1t towing capacity. Also its a great all round car.

My main concern if I were to buy another feathered cob would be what is under the feather - any signs of CPL - i.e. any thickened skin, skin folds, lesions.

I love my Mud Daddy. Its the 12 litre one and I use it to wash feathery legs and have used it for a pony body wash. Make sure the lid/handle are screwed on tight and that its fully pressurized by pumping the handle until you cant do it any more.

Laminitis Risk app showing nearly 100% risk here - south west Scotland. My EMS cob has been in her dry lot for the past few days as its not worth the risk of turning her out. I do usually go by what the app is showing and fortunately we have not had episodes of laminitis for the past 6 years.

Stubbs Munch Station

I have for sale 1 x Medium Hay Hutch, 1 x Small Hay Hutch and 1 x Stubbs full size Munch Station. Hutches in good condition with no damage apart from a few scratches. Holes drilled in bases for drainage and for bolting to tyre bases for extra stability if desired. Medium £140 (now £321 new)...

My CPL, EMS cob has boswellia, turmeric, nettle and marigold and cleavers. I'm thinking of adding another herby mix of some sort because as she grazes with a muzzle on she cannot browse the hedges as she would without a muzzle. Today she got her muzzle off for the first time that I can...

Oh interesting re the Panacur granules SEL. Our cats get fed daily but they certainly dine out on rodents and whatever else is about so I might try the Panacur next time.

Many thanks for your helpful replies each. I will get the Dronspot and when a vet is next here(hopefully not till next year) will see if the cats can be found and observed for the records.