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I had a homebred with lymphoma. She had a little lump under her eye which didn't go away. After various treatments, it was biopsied and lymphoma diagnosed. She couldn't have steroids, as she'd had laminitis once a few years before. When the lump was an irritating size it was removed to...

Depends what you are spraying for. Graze on is general. Best to ask where you are buying it from to check.

Depends on the platform. The one I use makes people move up after 2-3 70%+ scores. I guess they like getting big numbers, or are scared to move up?

Have we learnt nothing in the last year?

I'm afraid things get lost all the time. if you send enough out, some will not arrive. I post out 30-50 parcels a weeks, and probably a couple a month get lost.

I have the probe in the ground one. Also works if you hold the probe in your hand, lol 😳🙄

I had some, but horse has ridiculously large ears and they wouldn't stay on, so gave up with them. Did seem to help through.

I'm also 5'2" and a size 12. I bought a large in the gilet, but have a small in the regular vest.

Check out Goodbye Flys. Has made a massive difference to out SI horse.

Our SI horse is clipped all year round. Much easier to manage him, and he's happier.

Depending where in East Anglia. Zara Pawley would be able to help.

So sorry to hear this, you did everything you could.

I took a similar amount off a 3/4 TB tonight with cushings. Never seen him with 4 inch long hair before!

Maybe get a chiropractor or osteopath to look at him. Made a big difference to my horse.

I don't understand this. Shavings take for ever to rot down. Cardboard goes to mush really quickly. I have 8 on it, and my muck heap is the smallest its ever been. Have you ever left a bit of cardboard outside? It soon disappears. Speaking to a farmer the other day who spread shavings on a...

http://www.springfieldsaddler.co.uk/ Lovely work here

Very tongue in cheek - and Roxylola of course you are right, I did C! lol Few spook spins at a tree trunk (been there a year, but hey), a snort and run past a bag caught on a fence, and a big trot the last bit because there was a tractor and trailer behind us! He hates the school so that was...

If he's loose you must close the back doors. I would have no issues doing that if he would be happy. As long as you can get in safely at the other end to get hold of him.

You haven't ridden for 3 weeks. You have a large (too big for you) very spooky horse. Its blowing a hoolie, 30mph winds. Gusting stronger. Its the first day you can ride. Do you: A. Say leave it another day, its too windy and he'll be an idiot. B. Ride, but in the confines of a outdoor...

Look up Crafty Cow on FB. Based in New Deer, should be able to help you.

Working bred, in a domestic home, 1st time collie owners. Lucky puppy as got taken back..

Yes, one had a sub solar abcess, took about 3 months to get rid of it. Just kept tracking around.

Second osteopath. They are working. I went just a couple of weeks ago, and not a twinge since.

Goughnuts dog toys. Super strong with a lifetime guarantee. I've had one for 11 years. Good range if toys too. Can get them here www.tufftoys4dogs.co.uk

Forgot, D4A also do online TREC classes.

There are lots on online dressage platforms. Plus some that do showing and jumping. I personally use Dressage4all as they do dressage and style jumping. If you go to the website it tells you how to video your tests, and how to enter them. Most seem to close at the end of a month and...

Vets should have it in stock. Activon or a generic. Failing that a pharmacy should have it too. I just use it on a melolin dressing, then soffban over the top, cotton wool and then either a vetrap or old fashioned exercise bandage. Just tight enough to keep it all in place.

My friend is a tissue viability specialist. The vets ask her for advice. She recommends manuka, hence my use of it in this case. This horse belongs to a Vet!

Before

Manuka can help clean up a wound. Currently using it on an abcess. Has really helped. Don't discount it.