Archive for August, 2010
I have a 4yr TB mare she for sale for $800 anyway i want to take my other mare to my friends place for a week but last time i left her for i night she got caught in a barb wire fence and now im worried that if i leave her alone for a whole week and possibly longer !!!! not sure what to do i have had this problem with going riding and my mare wanting to go tho the other 1 they seem to have a love hate relationship its very strange !!
Please Help!
I was browsing horses for sale and I see a lot of kimberwickes on hunter under saddle horses. Is this legal for competition?? I always thought only snaffles were allowed.
Did you have your horse vaccinated this past spring?
Photo 2006 Gabor Bibor You may be glad you did. Late summer is the time when I begin to see more news about horses being affected by diseases like West Nile Virus and Equine Infectious Anemia. Recently West Nile killed a horse in Navajo County, Arizona and in Michigan three horses have been confirmed to have EIA. If you haven't looked after this important aspect of horse ownership, now is the time to talk to your veterinarian about a schedule for vaccinating your horses.
You may choose to vaccinate against:
Late Summer Brings Mosquito Borne Diseases originally appeared on About.com Horses on Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 at 08:51:41.
So far I've fallen off 3 times this year,twice when riding in the same shirt, and both those falls riding a new horse for the first time.
What about you?
I have a 13 y/o warmblood mare I used to jump lightly, but now she just hangs out in the pasture with the occasional trail ride. Thing is a few months ago her hind end/legs started to crack and click when she walked. I bought her pure MSM and on the directions it said to give her 2 scoops (9,000 mg each scoop) daily for a week then go back to one scoop. Well, it's been a few months and she's still getting 2 scoops a day, so that's 18,000 mg of MSM daily. Is that safe? She seems perfectly fine, and I barely if at all hear the cracking/clicking...
