sarahughes
New User
Hi,
I have a laminitis prone Welsh Sec. B pony who keeps escaping from his grazing muzzle. I can't possibly adjust it any smaller without the RSPCA locking me up for cruelty, and i'm not allowed to fence off the paddock he's in. I hate having to make him wear it, but it would be worse if he were stabled all day. The fence is electric so he must be using his hooves to scrape it off his head or drag it along the ground. Can anyone recommend a grazing muzzle that is escape proof or any other way of managing this? All out of ideas!!! His current muzzle is a webbing comfort muzzle with a solid plastic bit with a hole in at the bottom. Are the completely solid plastic 'bucket' ones any better? Any help greatly appreciated!!! I'm terrified he'll get laminitis!!!
I have a laminitis prone Welsh Sec. B pony who keeps escaping from his grazing muzzle. I can't possibly adjust it any smaller without the RSPCA locking me up for cruelty, and i'm not allowed to fence off the paddock he's in. I hate having to make him wear it, but it would be worse if he were stabled all day. The fence is electric so he must be using his hooves to scrape it off his head or drag it along the ground. Can anyone recommend a grazing muzzle that is escape proof or any other way of managing this? All out of ideas!!! His current muzzle is a webbing comfort muzzle with a solid plastic bit with a hole in at the bottom. Are the completely solid plastic 'bucket' ones any better? Any help greatly appreciated!!! I'm terrified he'll get laminitis!!!