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Fantastic hoof boots and they do stay on threw the most treacherous terrain I absolutely love them and well recommend them I use them on my boys hind feet and use the new easy boot bare in front They have hellish grip aswell , really easy to take on and off If you go to hoof boutique...

Would have to be pink like Kate prices horsebox then people can see you

Horse droppings is biodegradable , so I wouldn't worry If it was dog muck then yes pick it up.

If it was one of mine I would be getting X- Ray's done to find out exactly what is causing the lameness , then you can make any decisions.

Ooo they sound nice ,I have the same problem with my TB ex racer every boot I have seems to rub him and he gets sweaty legs , will go and look these up.

Agree with all of this Also you can do some groundwork with her so she understands your commands You could start with asking her to go back and then coming fowards asking her to stay and moving away from her but she has to stay also going over to the side and so on, and reward her with some...

Do you have the money spare ? If you do and have no bills that need paying then yes it's nice to treat yourself.

Charnwood milling do ready cooked linseed in a bag think it's about £20 for a massive bag

We use coconut oil on ours and has stopped the hoods rubbing ,you don't need a lot We tryed everything as have the same problem with hoods rubbing but an old friend from a showing yard told me this.

Liveryman clippers there the best, well that's what I use for all 7 of ours

Have you had her teeth and saddle checked as it may be this is why she is misbehaving

I would have to agree with you about all these processed feeds you see nowadays it's a mine feild it's not how it was . We are very traditional so we haven't changed much in the 40 years of owning horses and I've never seen so many shiny feed bags in a tack shop.

I can't comment on these types of bedding as we use straw have done for years and years and we have never had any problems with this . Reading this with interest tho

I would call the vet and ask there opinion it may be that your horse needs some special medication.