Recent content by shellibob

Have a look at the hoof boutique, very helpful lady!

I am hoping he grows out of it or gets bored !

As stated in the title my 6 year old PRE turns into Steven the stallion if we see other horses when out and about! His brain goes gaga , his tail goes over his back and he prances! Currently walking in hand for rehab, doea anyone else have this issue and what do you do??

I know this is an old thread but did this horse stay sound?

Glad to hear he is getting on well now

Hey Pinkhart Sorry im so slow at this!! No i didnt!! Are you or was you wanting this area??

How is your horse getting along now?

Thank you Will speak to the vet as he is still quite lame at the minute, out of insurance now as used the whole 5k with diagnosis so having to pay for everything he has now

If you are on Facebook and go onto the laminitis group then a lady had hers tested before and after soaking for 30 minutes and the sugars were drastically reduced

I know! It's infuriating as mine is now lame again , had an existing injury and was in rehab so not helpful! Apparently one of the other liveries saw the other gelding trying to mount mine and some of the others. I'm looking at another yard tomorrow!!

No there is more than one hay bin , in was just stating as example how well they all got along No hind shoes thankfully and mine is barefoot all round !

So as the title suggests my gelding is attacking 2 new horses at the yard, he has been in the herd for a year and a half and have had no issues what so ever, all get on great, eat out of the same hay bin, all respect each other at coming in time, there was 4 of them and 3 since October last...

I'm using this with my gelding Can not really give a verdict as he is also on danilon but thought I would bump the post for more information off others

He is allowed to do pole work so going large in the school is ok, I took him in hand today and he is fine like this so I took a lot of time bringing his head down calmly rather than him winding himself up with his head in the air amd this worked well! Think I will stick to this for a week or so...

Ulcers are very common and usually secondary to pain somewhere else or stress, lack of constant forage can also cause them! Symptoms can be really subtle or really obvious! Mine was girthy and massively over reactive to things , he had had kissing spines, hock arthritis, sacroiliac problems...