Recent content by ribena

Hey I had the same treatment on my horse a good few years ago. It was on the inside of his thigh and when it started to peel away it looked very similar to that. I had the vet out every couple of days to put the strong cream on then I had to apply some myself everyday, then every 2nd etc...

What about loaning him to an equine college? The horses don't need to hack out but get plenty variety of work etc.

Sounds like sour grapes to me! If you are not good enough to pass you won't, if you are you will - simples!!:D

Imaverol is good but you need to make it up much stronger than it recommends. Bath the horse in it every two/three days. Wash everything tack/rugs your chaps/boots etc in virkon and disinfect your stable and bedding at the same time. Ringworm doesn't disappear over night and is a pain to deal...

Lorries and buses etc have no control over the brakes, as someone said when the pressure gets to a certain point it is released.