Hoof emergency

[SissyTheEvil]

Here is front hooves before. They look better In this picture than they were. But with quite a small work they got better. Farrier said there is nothing massive anymore, he sprayed the stinky one with a special spray after getting all dead stuff out.

 

[SissyTheEvil]

This is front after. He comes back In 3 weeks. We see then how it is, is there much point putting shoes on or not. Tomorrow we go walking in woods.

 

[SissyTheEvil]

Back before.

 

[SissyTheEvil]

I have not updated much, because everything has been difficult. But his hooves are better, and he finally has shoes on. He was very scared, and I felt I had failed him In so many ways at start, since I kept getting kicked, bitted, ran over etc. But 2 months later I have an absolute gem In my hands. He turned out to be a very gentle soul, and my 12 yo autistic son rides him with No issues. Those two seem to have a world of their own where No words are needed. I did not even dare to dream about the day my son could try To groom this animal. But with In this short time, he can ride it. I could not be happier, since communicating with this horse has helped my son greatly.

 

[Errin Paddywack]

That is so lovely to hear.

 

[splashgirl45]

glad all has progressed well.....

 

[SissyTheEvil]

Here they go.

 

[Cragrat]

Such a lovely story - a beauttiful horse now loved and cared for