Recent content by tankgirl1

We paid everything. The owner kept the insurance in their name and we paid the cost of the premium to her. When he needed vet treatment we paid the excess

Try small holed nets then ad lib, or double netted?

Has all their hay gone by 8pm? Do they have any left in the morning? Are they overweight or poor at all? Ideally they should have adlib hay so they always have something to eat (as long as no health/weight issues)

I've just recently removed the mats from my mares stable and switched from straw to a dust extracted chopped rape straw bedding and soaked hay and her breathing has improved

Which country is it please that prohibits equines been kept alone? A link would be amazing too as I am rubbish at searching online for specific things. Thankyou in advance

14.2hh upwards?

Also my mate put some used horsey stuff on the £1 auction site on FB and was quids in - folk paying over full whack for half a tin of cornucresine

People are nuts! A few years ago I got over £50 for a my little pony that had been gathering dust in my parents attic for years

OMG I couldn't watch the video

I'm only soaking for asthma so do 10-20 mins fully submerged

I've stitched with fishing line and rubbed wax from a candle over the stitches to seal them, not used the rug for a while but it never leaked

Mine is in at night now, I pay for her to be turned out and brought in, and I go up at tea time to muck out, soak her hay, sort her bucket and meds.

As an RVN I see that as a step backwards

I do 2 small soaked nets with an empty trug bucket under each one to catch the drips, it also catches most of the dropped hay

It's only this last year or so that I've stopped doing her bed right up to the door... I think theres going to be a bit of trial and error with the new bedding until both pony and I are happy