FairyLights
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A huge improvement on when they were shod. That shoeing was terrible. Thank goodness you took the shoes off and gave him a chance. He's lovely.
Barefoot taliban - feet, work, feed etc
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cosmicblue
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I'm not a barefoot person but just felt compelled to say well done. Can't believe anybody could leave a horses feet like that, whether your into shoes or not that his feet were shameful!
As I said before I'm not a 'barefooter' but read these threads with interest even if your horses are shod some of the diet advice for helping certain conditions is really good reading.
Thank you barefoot oracle people and once again well done OP he's a lovely boy!
As I said before I'm not a 'barefooter' but read these threads with interest even if your horses are shod some of the diet advice for helping certain conditions is really good reading.
Thank you barefoot oracle people and once again well done OP he's a lovely boy!
JennyNZ
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Good job !!!!
I feed my BF horses lucerne (alfalfa) chaff every day (about 400-500 grams), but it is just straight chaff. It's a good source of protein and calcium, but like all things more is not necessarily better.
I feed my BF horses lucerne (alfalfa) chaff every day (about 400-500 grams), but it is just straight chaff. It's a good source of protein and calcium, but like all things more is not necessarily better.