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I looked into it, having a 700kg horse myself...the opposite problem! Interestingly his gut can't tolerate full doses of any of the...

Rest assured, you're not putting her at risk in any way. It's exactly the same dose of exactly the same drug. However as equine vets (or...

Not aimed at you but this is where the governing bodies do themselves no favours - if a drug is effective & safe then there's no need to...

I've used it before - worked well. My friend's pragmatic vet is still prescribing the dog tablets as the price difference is so big.

Although some vets are obviously prescribing it, it is actually not legal to do so in the UK. Where a licensed alternative exists (as...

Me too! That's exactly how I feel, you put it perfectly.

Me too:) I love riding. I love groundwork. I love messing about at liberty. I also love just being with them with zero expectation and...

Riding my pony is a gift for me :)

It always made me laugh when I'd go up, do the chickens, faff about and not actually see the boys at all (until I went to look for...

Totally agree - what I enjoy most about the horses is spending time with them. I do ride, but its not why I have them, which takes the...

No, the pony is a mini shetland. I found photos I took when this farrier first did him. He definitely didn't have such high heels...

This isn’t a good ‘pasture trim’ either though (and I’m not convinced they exist as 2 entirely different entities beyond barefoot groups)

I just wanted to say this thread has been very useful - I've just bought two boxes of chanazone instead of equipazalone and saved a fair...

We may disagree on some other things, but I couldn't agree more with you on this.

Horse owner of nearly sixty years. I now appreciate the gift of not riding. No guilt. No pressure. Just feeding,grooming,being with them...