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Hi,

My horse has become lame in the hock area and the vet has advised that she has ligament damage, can you please advise if you have any products that help in repair damaged ligaments?

Thanks

Amanda

Thank you for explaining this so well, I struggle to understand things sometimes but this makes alot of sense. I know that I have alot of work to do on my position, so I will definitely be trying these things out.

Thank you, explained well, looking forward to giving this a go!

Amanda

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Our pony has been out of work for the last few weeks due to being lame, however he seems to have improved now and I would be interested in setting up a simple grid for my daughter to use with her pony, would appreciate some advice on how I would go about setting up a grid for them.

Thanks Warren,

No Diarrhea noticed during this time. We will get him started on what you have suggested. Just wanted to check though, when you mentioned Linseed Oil would that be the Kentucky Karron? Also, cant seem to find Nutri-Gard?

Appreciate the advice.

Sounds good

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Thanks Warren, Looking forward to trying Red on this product and thanks for the I will get his tack checked as well, something I hadn't really thought of.