Moody-Mare
Well-Known Member
Hi you lovely lot!
As the title says, there is 3 definate cases on the yard- confirmed by the vet (all horses belong to the same person - She owns 8). Closely inspected my 4 guys last night and cannot see anything on them, they dont come into contact with the other horses but want to be on the safe side so should they be treated in anyway? I know it's not the end of the world, but want to treat it in the best way possible. Should all stables be disinfected? grooming kits? saddle clothes? Rugs?
I've done the usual 'googling'.. but hopefully you guys can be of some help!
The owner of the horses said she would rather have kept it hush hush and dealth with it, but i feel it's better out in the open so that we can all deal with it together.
Thank you cherubs!
As the title says, there is 3 definate cases on the yard- confirmed by the vet (all horses belong to the same person - She owns 8). Closely inspected my 4 guys last night and cannot see anything on them, they dont come into contact with the other horses but want to be on the safe side so should they be treated in anyway? I know it's not the end of the world, but want to treat it in the best way possible. Should all stables be disinfected? grooming kits? saddle clothes? Rugs?
I've done the usual 'googling'.. but hopefully you guys can be of some help!
The owner of the horses said she would rather have kept it hush hush and dealth with it, but i feel it's better out in the open so that we can all deal with it together.
Thank you cherubs!