kandm
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these horses are too thin, or in poor condition (meaning do they look like not in a fit state for a horse)?
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AlexAndJess
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I would say they are on the poor side, and are obviously underweight, however the one in the last pic has a nice sized tummy!
kandm
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I would say they are on the poor side, and are obviously underweight, however the one in the last pic has a nice sized tummy!
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trust me that is a grass belly under that fur is all rib!
oh and btw these are not my horses i have nothing to do with them at all!
I would say they are on the poor side, and are obviously underweight, however the one in the last pic has a nice sized tummy!
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trust me that is a grass belly under that fur is all rib!
oh and btw these are not my horses i have nothing to do with them at all!
SecretSquirrell379
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I think that they all look on the skinny side and under weight. I am surprised though that there is not more poo in the field, looks like they are not looked after very well
Molineux
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I would say they are on the poor side, and are obviously underweight, however the one in the last pic has a nice sized tummy!
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I would say rather on the poor side, some look worse than others I would say.
They could all do with a good feed and some conidtion.
I would say they are on the poor side, and are obviously underweight, however the one in the last pic has a nice sized tummy!
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I would say rather on the poor side, some look worse than others I would say.
They could all do with a good feed and some conidtion.
Tinkerbee
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i would say yes, i can clearly see ribs and doesnt appear to be much arund the back end and hip bones projecting...belly cuold also be worms?
kandm
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I think that they all look on the skinny side and under weight. I am surprised though that there is not more poo in the field, looks like they are not looked after very well
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well i can not say any more than i have just shown/said to you!
but like i said i have nothing to do with these horses!
I think that they all look on the skinny side and under weight. I am surprised though that there is not more poo in the field, looks like they are not looked after very well
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well i can not say any more than i have just shown/said to you!
but like i said i have nothing to do with these horses!
kandm
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i would say yes, i can clearly see ribs and doesnt appear to be much arund the back end and hip bones projecting...belly cuold also be worms?
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yup.
well do you think they are bad enough to be reported or not?
i would say yes, i can clearly see ribs and doesnt appear to be much arund the back end and hip bones projecting...belly cuold also be worms?
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yup.
well do you think they are bad enough to be reported or not?
Tia
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Yes they look in very poor condition.
Shilasdair
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They are all looking poor, underweight, and some look wormy too. Whilst the end of the winter is usually the time when horses look at their worst, I would call the ILPH, or your local BHS Welfare Rep so that they can have a quiet look and a tactful word with the owners before they lose more condition.
Unless you know that their management is about to improve?
Good luck with it.
S
Unless you know that their management is about to improve?
Good luck with it.
S