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Alfalfa makes my horse itchy - I took it out of his diet and to my amazement within 24/48 hrs his itchiness was reduced by at least 80% - may be worth taking the alfalfa oil out of his diet for a week and see if there is a difference?

I bought mine off eBay as I bought a second hand saddle with screws missing - they must have come complete as I remember being v proud of myself repairing it quite easily and better still managed to sell the saddle for more than I paid a year later 🙂

Yes and at a reasonable price too - It smells lovely too and has little marigold flowers which I believe can help with itching - hope your horse likes it x

Yes and my horse loves it - will eat it by the bucket load ... he is normally fussy with chaff / chop as he itches the moment a piece of mollased chaff or alfalfa passes his lips so his feed is normally v boring and he doesn't always eat it - hasn't left a single feed since I introduced lite and...

I feed turmeric alongside micronised linseed and grind pepper freshly every day - I buy my turmeric from Valley View in Cornwall (mail order) - if you are on FB join the turmeric user group and then look at their notes, it gives you doseage guidlines x

What a lovely story and yes I have leaky eyes too - very inspirational x I haven't been on this forum for ages and logged on this morning and read this and remembered why I used to love the forum - just for posts like this. Hope you have lots of fun together in the future and well done xx

A couple of years ago our yard had a gentleman with the intials "RP" visit our yard - I have to say I was skeptic but also thought I would regret it if I didn't have it done as everyone else was - peer pressure. I kept saying when people asked me if I was going to have it done was "what if...

I always try to listen to my gut instinct ... when I read the opening post my immediate gut instinct was you should buy both - problem sorted ha ha :)

Arrh ok, sorry misread your initial post - friend who is selling her's loves it, very comfy but just slightly too big for her horse - good luck in your horse search 😊

What size are you looking for as I have a friend who is selling a shorter flap PJ dressage saddle 😊

I was going to say Alfa-a too, I have to say that after years of itching hell, multiple dectomax jabs, £100's spent on trashed rugs, electric fencing around gates, trees etc etc - I now have a horse that no longer itches madly (had to reinforce his stable at one point) by slowly bit by bit...

I would use my vets to pts - was always scared of the thought but sadly my best friends horse needed to be put to sleep last year, my friend was distraught and pregnant at the time so I offered to be there for her as I had known the horse for years, the horse had the injection as it was 2am, I...

Icknield vets in Luton, Harding n Ng in Leighton buzzard

I have changed my mind, whilst still not very good on my dog, the blade is brilliant for getting the loose hair from my horse now he is moulting !! Wouldn't use it as a day to day grooming brush for getting through mud etc but as a "de hairer" brill !! I thought I would say I was wrong as I...

I bought one from your horse live after wanting one for ages to use on hairy border collie n my horse - not used on horse yet though am taking it to yard this afternoon as winter coat is starting to shift - border collie I would say my shedding blade works better - I would save ur pennies and...