>>>I got some devestating news today from my vet<<<
My 14 yr old QH has bad hocks. Has had them for 4 yrs now. He never
runs, canters very stiffly when he does. Walks stiffly, I know he is in
pain. I do not ride him. Lately I have been giving him A VERY LOW
DOSAGE OF Bute daily prescribed by
> was the clickering from years ago or from now?
Years ago.
I SO wanted to get my clicker out, but it wouldn't have been PC.
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
> Please remember her in your thoughts. I love this horse and I just
> don't want to have to deal with this at all.
Poor Star! Hope she doesn't get too uncomfortable.
Think good thoughts!
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
I got some devestating news today from my vet. Star has degenerative
joint disease in her left hock and possibly/likely in her left hip. He
offered me joint injections and said they would keep her comfortable
for a while.
At this point she's eating and drinking, but she is no longer
comfortable tr
Good idea, Vicka. I had a $3000+ bill for an undiagnosed equine diarrhea and
hospitalization. I still have my good horse, but that put a nice dent in
our budget.
Nancy
** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
Many are calm, intelligent, sure-footed, and as fast as the Tennessee
Walkers, without the high upkeep or drama.
I've known TWH all my life. TWH are not supposed to be high upkeep horses,
and certainly not "high drama". If you are seeing that, then you are
seeing the effects show breeding,
That's actually amazing!
Over the last 43 years, I've ridden and owned Quarter Horses, Thoroughbreds,
Welsh ponies, a couple of Arabs and now own two Icelandics, a Tennessee
Walker and a Standardbred.
I really doubt that I got so lucky as to buy the two most trainable
Icelandics on the plan
Howdy...I'm out the door for the weekend. <;] Heading to a Healing
Touch for Animals workshop. Will be back late Sunday nite.
I'm spending the FIRST weekend in my RVhope all goes well! HA!
BTW...I did dewinterze it...too bad no one was taping me, cuz it was
frustrating and pretty darn funny.
On Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 10:18:57AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> My grandson bought his own endurance horse, saddle, tack with money he earned
> mowing lawns and starting and selling a Welsh pony we gave him. His mother
> has mentioned how afraid she is that "something" will happen to Tali t
> I'm really enjoying A Good Horse Has No Color by Nancy Marie Brown. It
> appears to have been first printed in 2001 and she says there were 2000
> Icelandics
> in the US that year and 1000 in Canada. Those numbers seem low, but it's
> a
> scholarly book. Are her numbers still accurate?
T
I wonder if you could work within some already existing organization like
ASPA, but have a separate fund for emergency medical care for horses.
My kids are patients of Shriner's Hospital, an organization funded totally by
donations. People leave their entire estates to them. It wouldn't tak
In a message dated 4/10/2007 4:12:59 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Since the dog biscuits were recalled, does anyone have
a biscuit recipie so my baby won't feel neglected.
Thanks,
Susan in NV (getting dirty looks from the dog)
Susan,
The recipe below is one
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