poiuytrewq
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I have a pony, he’s about 15 but it’s a very much “about” I got him, I think 10 years ago as a 15 yr old, he didn’t appear or look 15 and three different dentists 3 years running placed him at 5, 6 and 7 so I figured they were about right.
He’s always had this issue but it’s definitely worsened over the years. He’s constantly covered in sh*t down his hind legs and tail. I hose him off daily in summer.
He gets a tiny handful of honeychop lite daily and hay, minimal grass. No grass at all does help but doesn’t solve it.
His poo actually usually looks ok. Not ball like quite but has some structure, it’s not liquid.
Over the years I’ve tried many gut supplements. Including Protexin and pink powder (refused to eat this)
He’s currently trying a Baileys digestive support, too early to say if it works or not. I suspect not.
His poo smells. He smells, because he’s unrugged and so hairy so I don’t like to hose him constantly now, being cold.
Any ideas? He had no issues weight wise- if anything I’d like him to loose a bit.
He is absolutely fine otherwise, always a happy bouncy little chap.
He’s always had this issue but it’s definitely worsened over the years. He’s constantly covered in sh*t down his hind legs and tail. I hose him off daily in summer.
He gets a tiny handful of honeychop lite daily and hay, minimal grass. No grass at all does help but doesn’t solve it.
His poo actually usually looks ok. Not ball like quite but has some structure, it’s not liquid.
Over the years I’ve tried many gut supplements. Including Protexin and pink powder (refused to eat this)
He’s currently trying a Baileys digestive support, too early to say if it works or not. I suspect not.
His poo smells. He smells, because he’s unrugged and so hairy so I don’t like to hose him constantly now, being cold.
Any ideas? He had no issues weight wise- if anything I’d like him to loose a bit.
He is absolutely fine otherwise, always a happy bouncy little chap.
It’s been going on a long time but good shout!