Recent content by thatsmygirl

I work in a equine shop, tbh you shouldn't have much issue with that getting sorted. I so wish I could deal with a genuine problem, I'm sick off people bringing back fly rugs which are ripped to pieces wanting their money back cause the rug is faulty. I just can't believe people actually do it...

I normally bring in for about 2 months if that, Jan/Feb they come in over night unless it's very frozen then they stay out. I prefer them out and so do they

What and cook them? In this heat there's no way I would put oil on them.

What a lady has done at our yard which works well for her Shetlands, is buy a loop sheep hurdle, it fits in our door ways perfect and secured on tie rings on the wall and clips. It's really nice for the Shetlands to see out and watch.

I won't use anything but Rambo or rhino, both fantasic, one Rambo light weight is over 10 years old and as waterproof as the day I brought it

I would love to know their reason behind it? I always turn mine out after Iv scraped them off. They go straight to roll but at least the sweat is off them

I won't use anything apart from greenguards, had no problem with them at all and no sores. I put out soaked hay as well but he only stands by gate while I'm Around

I really do not rate nettex in the slightest, and I work within the equestrian retail sector, it's very poor products and honestly don't waste your money. Go for a decent company like progressive earth supplements or equimins etc

It's attitude like this as to why I wouldn't loan my horses out, so if a loan horse you had got kicked in the field you would quite happily hand it back to the owner instead off taking responability for the animal in your care. ( not talking about your case op just in general here) my friend had...

What hassle, and hassle you don't need. Can't see they have a leg to stand on, trying it on so tell them to ****** off. As others have said get vet to write a letter saying they were made aware off bucking problem prior to buying. Oh the joys off selling.

In my view, if you loan a horse you cover full costs while in your care, think the owner was nice to put £200 forward to pts, you should cover that in my mind. Tbh I feel it's a bit silly having a loan horse not insured, if it's your horse it's up to you but say horse needed expensive...

Down here in Devon £3500 would be the going rate

Haha love it, how do u post pic via phone?

Uurrmm thanks for that, wolf teeth were checked for and she didn't have any but not to say weren't missed like in your case. Thank you

I have got pics but not sure how to post them via my phone :/