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It’s almost certainly not the nerve block (especially as the horse is lame in the opposite leg), the horse is bilaterally lame...

Why would you be riding a horse that’s been nerve blocked as lame (likely bilaterally) until diagnostics completed?

I still use L plate on the babies. I feel it’s so widely recognised that any theoretical legal risk is negated by the motorists...

Agreed, i'll never use a combo on a native again

Now I find the opposite, combos rub the mane out on a big neck. Also it's often possible to buy a bigger size hood if it's detachable...

I find the rain gets in down the shoulder without a neck. Adding a neck attachment stops it (so the spudkin is permanently in a neck...

I mean, this is mad. Everywhere's different. Mine are out 24/7 and don't have mud (Suffolk, good draining land) and I don't even have...

If it's too much linseed was added then the problem is that the nutritional analysis is wrong.

I think A&P handled it well. Basically don't feed it. Can't get a simpler instruction than that. If people choose to tip feed into...

To be fair horses get ill a lot just randomly and the amount of horses fed this feed the odds are that horses on this feed will get ill...

How have you got to incorrectly processed poisonous linseed from ‘linseed levels are higher than intended’? Especially given they are...

This may be pure coincidence, if it was the feed I'd have expected there to be reports of other cases since it's a popular product...

The linseed isn't soaking as well as it should, leaving the soaked mixture slightly grainy. It's of no consequence to the horse, but...

I do think if it’s not soaking right/quickly enough which seems to be the case and people have been feeding it after their usual soak...

They specifically say no other product is affected