cob&onion
Well-Known Member
Sorry if this has been posted a dozen times :
I have a 3 yr 14.3 hh cob, she had her feet trimmed 2 weeks ago and although she was chubby the farrier said she was okay for the time of year.
Checked her tonight and although shes looking sound etc and even trotted off when i went to ctach her, i fellt her crest and it felt hard, her feet feel a bit warm too. I am going away on wednesday till friday and have a friend looking in on her for me, but i don't want to leave her till my mind is at ease.
I have left a message with my farrier to have a look at her tomorrow to be on the safe side and there is a very baldy bare spot by the gate that i could always section off and feed hay for a few days but it would only be a few days as the field is rented and land owner wants horses off for hay - they where due to move tomorrow back home but my grass is lush as hell with no baldy bits
how good would a grazing muzzle be a this stage if its not lami yet - just a warning sign??
I have sectioned off my field ready for them but grass is vey thick and lush.
This is the first time i have had a lami scare with her and am worried
ETA am even considering *borrowing* some sheep from the farmer to graze it down before they come back!!
I have a 3 yr 14.3 hh cob, she had her feet trimmed 2 weeks ago and although she was chubby the farrier said she was okay for the time of year.
Checked her tonight and although shes looking sound etc and even trotted off when i went to ctach her, i fellt her crest and it felt hard, her feet feel a bit warm too. I am going away on wednesday till friday and have a friend looking in on her for me, but i don't want to leave her till my mind is at ease.
I have left a message with my farrier to have a look at her tomorrow to be on the safe side and there is a very baldy bare spot by the gate that i could always section off and feed hay for a few days but it would only be a few days as the field is rented and land owner wants horses off for hay - they where due to move tomorrow back home but my grass is lush as hell with no baldy bits
I have sectioned off my field ready for them but grass is vey thick and lush.
This is the first time i have had a lami scare with her and am worried
ETA am even considering *borrowing* some sheep from the farmer to graze it down before they come back!!