Stable Bandages for Norah Batty legged hoss

[MrsMozart]

The Dizzy one will be moving yards (to be two miles down the road from us - yipee

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Only drawback is, she'll be in quarantine for two weeks! No turnout at all, though I will be able to use the school and hack out.

Anyhoo, she gets seriously Norah Batty legs, especially the hinds. I'm wondering if there are any boot/wrap type things that will help her. I might not be around (dependent on work), so can't use bandages as Daughter1 and hubby will not be able to get them on her properly.

Ta folkses

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[Blue-bear]

Normal stable boots may help? I should think it will help if you can exercise her too

 

[hackedoff]

I use bioflow exercise boots for mine. His back legs swell overnight. With these they are spot oin. They are really easy to wip on and off as same desing as exercise boots. I'm not a bioflow agent, they just have worked for my horse!

 

[MrsMozart]

Thankies folks

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So many decisions!

 

[*hic*]

Premier Equine have some magnetic boot wraps in their sale at a bargain price. If you add an extra set of plain liners for each pair at a couple of quid the pair you have a very flexible and cheap solution. Works well on my Norah Batty nag.

 

[MrsMozart]

Ta JT