Recent content by rextherobber

The Ron Fields ulcer stuff is good too. Has anyone used Ponease/ Equinectar? People seem absolutely obsessed with it, recommending it over any vet involvement...

So sorry to hear this

So very sorry for your loss

I'd keep it. The Midlands seems very horsey, and you're going to need a companion for your Highland...

Same, full body scan and x rays, insurance only excluded the back (KS found) despite the body scan lighting up like a Christmas tree ( all just age related changes according to the vet)

I've never had them in my fields before, I guess the wind came from an unusual direction when the seeds fell last autumn. We have LOADS. I'm finding them in all the fields, but far fewer in the fields nearer the house, maybe 5 spread across an acre. I've had them tested and they are highly...

I read something ( I think RVC?) that said you need to remove the dead seedlings if you spray, so you may as well pull by hand?

I'd do it now!

I have a Shires bridle, not that particular one, and I needed shorter cheek pieces, but they do all the bits and the prices are so reasonable that it's still work doing. Nice leather that wears well, your daily bridle can easily be your show one

I would advise against this line, it's clearly going to be a shelter on skids, as a previous comment says, no one moves them anyway, and if you involve the planning office they'll probably get over keen and insist on bat surveys and other ridiculous stuff. They really can be a nightmare. I...

I've done exactly this as well!

so sorry for your loss - what lovely memories you must have from all your years together

Could you aim for something like WE with her? Utilise her advanced level but at a less intense rate, it's super fun.

Could also be ECVM, you really need your vet out, and don't ride again before their visit