Gleeful Imp
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For those of you that have patiently put up has no qualms about my posts about my 2 retirement poniess, particularly Tom's knee which appears to be deteriorating....
Well this week he's had 5 days of Danilon and vet visit after 2 days without. Vet very pleased with him, sound on a straight line and she has no qualms about him being pasture sound. A knock after all!
Big man is here to stay a bit longer!
The potential move home of my girlie is off, as the horse she was going to be a companion with isn't going to make it
so they are both staying exactly where they both are and all is well (at least for now, with that arthritic knee anything could happen).
Well this week he's had 5 days of Danilon and vet visit after 2 days without. Vet very pleased with him, sound on a straight line and she has no qualms about him being pasture sound. A knock after all!
Big man is here to stay a bit longer!The potential move home of my girlie is off, as the horse she was going to be a companion with isn't going to make it
so they are both staying exactly where they both are and all is well (at least for now, with that arthritic knee anything could happen).
I have a girl with a very arthritic knee and she's been retired with it for 4 years or more now. She looks very stiff on it (imagine wooden leg) but she is on bute and cortaflex, runs around the field of her own free will and certainly hasn't lost her spirit. Unfortunately for her, she's also got a melanoma issue!