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Created on Sunday, 12 May 2002
I have just recently moved to New Zealand, and brought a quarter horse mare with me. The other night I was told by my vet that she has rye grass staggers! I've never heard of this disease, and don't know anything about it. I would like to know how to prevent it in the future, and ...I have just recently moved to New Zealand, and brought a quarter horse mare with me. The other night I was told by my vet that she has rye grass staggers! I've never heard of this disease, and don't know anything about it. I would like to know how to prevent it in the future, and ...
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Created on Sunday, 12 May 2002
In June 2001 my 5 year old Irish Sport horse came in from the field unlevel, the next day he was ok again but this carried on for a week or so. I called out the vet and was advised to have nerve blocks and x-rays done. The first nerve block ...In June 2001 my 5 year old Irish Sport horse came in from the field unlevel, the next day he was ok again but this carried on for a week or so. I called out the vet and was advised to have nerve blocks and x-rays done. The first nerve block ...
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Created on Sunday, 12 May 2002
I have a 4 year old Quarter horse gelding. He has a great appetite, with no diarrhea problems. The problem is that for about a month now, he leaks a dribble of, (this is the best way I can describe it), a little dribble of green manure soup ...I have a 4 year old Quarter horse gelding. He has a great appetite, with no diarrhea problems. The problem is that for about a month now, he leaks a dribble of, (this is the best way I can describe it), a little dribble of green manure soup ...
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Created on Wednesday, 08 May 2002
I lease an older horse for my 10 yr old daughter. He is currently 20 and in excellent shape. Aside from a little arthritis in his hocks he works well and can take 12 & 18 inch crossrails. Last spring his owner had him ...I lease an older horse for my 10 yr old daughter. He is currently 20 and in excellent shape. Aside from a little arthritis in his hocks he works well and can take 12 & 18 inch crossrails. Last spring his owner had him ...
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Created on Wednesday, 08 May 2002
I don't have my own horse but regularly ride a 7 (maybe 8) year old Thoroughbred gelding (ex racehorse). Our discipline is dressage and Kolby is doing beautifully except that he tends to lean on my hands rather than moving onto the bit and getting his hind end underneath him.I don't have my own horse but regularly ride a 7 (maybe 8) year old Thoroughbred gelding (ex racehorse). Our discipline is dressage and Kolby is doing beautifully except that he tends to lean on my hands rather than moving onto the bit and getting his hind end underneath him.
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Created on Wednesday, 08 May 2002
My name is Denise and use to be a Veterinary technician and have some questions for you. I have read the articles that I have found regarding long hauls etc.My name is Denise and use to be a Veterinary technician and have some questions for you. I have read the articles that I have found regarding long hauls etc.
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Created on Wednesday, 08 May 2002
We have a situation with a horse that I am trying to research. It goes like this. About a month ago a four-year-old quarter horse type gelding was donated to our 4-H club. Upon his arrival he instantly started talking with the mares and was acting like a stud, including ...We have a situation with a horse that I am trying to research. It goes like this. About a month ago a four-year-old quarter horse type gelding was donated to our 4-H club. Upon his arrival he instantly started talking with the mares and was acting like a stud, including ...
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Created on Monday, 06 May 2002
We've been thinking about planting blue bonnets on our ranch. In our researching we have read in one article that said they are poisonous to horses and cattle and in another article it said horses and cattle will not eat blue bonnets. Do you know if they are poisonous or not?We've been thinking about planting blue bonnets on our ranch. In our researching we have read in one article that said they are poisonous to horses and cattle and in another article it said horses and cattle will not eat blue bonnets. Do you know if they are poisonous or not?
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Created on Monday, 06 May 2002
I have an 11 month old stallion that I am keeping for breeding. I was going to wait until he was 2 years, but I have some friends who would like to breed now. Is he capable? All his parts are in place and he looks well developed. He seems to be interested.I have an 11 month old stallion that I am keeping for breeding. I was going to wait until he was 2 years, but I have some friends who would like to breed now. Is he capable? All his parts are in place and he looks well developed. He seems to be interested.
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Created on Sunday, 05 May 2002
Can you clear up a question for me? What is the difference betweeb strangles, shipping fever, and sleeping sickness.Can you clear up a question for me? What is the difference betweeb strangles, shipping fever, and sleeping sickness.
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