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Yet again you seem to be getting spectacularly bad advice from a ‘professional’. What experience do they actually have with youngstock...

The foals were not ‘excited’, they were stressed. And everything will be fine, until it’s not fine. My OH (an equine vet) put down a...

As above, please don’t take unweaned mares away from their foals.

As respectfully as possible ....you are not an experienced horse owner, let alone foal owner. For everyone's sakes please take the...

We’re all doing the best with what we’ve got & very few people have access to the absolute ideal circumstances. I don’t think a lot...

My story probably isn't terribly helpful other than to maybe give you hope that 'the one' is out there. I lost my absolute heart horse 3...

I will rug a wet horse that is staying out in the field, as others have said the rugs are all breathable and I find within an hour they...

That's interesting on the FibreBeet thank you, I hadn't actually realised it has anything in it other than Alfalfa & Speedibeet but...

I'm with you @HaplessHorse. You can't win for losing sometimes. People will tell you it's too much, too little, wrong net, too few nets...

There also a lot of people who will question if an 'older' unbacked horse is genuinely unbacked or was a tried and failed backing. Is...

Can you tell me why you say professional home? Is it that you are thinking sell in spring to a professional home to back and they would...

I have one who cannot eat hay, I give her the equivalent ( dry) weight in forage replacers which form a mash. It's not great for your...

I have this problem aswell and sympathise! A pony I look after has large buckets of mash/speedibeet mixed. I don’t really view them as...

My old lad couldn’t manage long stem forage at all in his last couple of winters but did well on ‘feeds’ of cushcare plus micronized...

In that case, advertise her in the Spring and if she finds a home, great. If not, get her backed and try again.