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I would probably scan the hind suspensories and, if they are clear, stick some steroid in the SI and see if that helped

Omeprazole blocks acid production and doesn’t do anything beneficial for gut function so isn’t going to stop loose droppings. In the...

I’ve just seen some hi-viz advertised with the wording on the back “Slow down my cob is a knob”. I’m personally not convinced that this...

With bilateral lameness it's quite common for the opposite leg to show as quite lame when one is nerve-blocked - if they have been...

It’s almost certainly not the nerve block (especially as the horse is lame in the opposite leg), the horse is bilaterally lame...

Why would you be riding a horse that’s been nerve blocked as lame (likely bilaterally) until diagnostics completed?

I've just sent the young horse that isn’t mine home as the land is completely saturated and I have moved the other 2 young ones onto the...

What a fair few people are not understanding about price rises in the new year. Storage costs. For every week a building is being...

Massive financial windfall on bales of hay?! I think gold is a more secure investment 😂 Buying more hay than you need is never going to...

Then you said, 'Nor do I…..', IE implying that you think both things are wrong, independent of each other

Who deems what’s proportionate?

Let’s flip this around and hypothesize that people are not just being greedy….. as a yard owner you have the expense of having the hay...

Marksway has always varied hugely in weight, depending on how dry the contents are. I supplement hay with haylage and get a bag or two a...

As horses don’t have a clavicle (collar bone), the forelimbs are attached to the body by a muscular sling, meaning the scapula is...

The OP is from the US, so stall is the most commonly accepted term, not stable or loose box.