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If you can get them over the laminitis episode and not too much damage has been done, he may be able to go for walis. Exercise and proper diet are the best medicine for them. Depending on the terrain he may need at least front hoof boots to be comfortable.

Managing a horse with laminitis is a huge undertaking and can be heartbreaking. Once one has had laminitis they are very prone to getting it again. Generally, laminitic horses should be on dry lot (no pasture) and be fed low carb hay. Oftentimes, they require special hoof care and trimming...

So very sorry for your loss. Heartbreaking 💔

what a cute pic. Welcome from Oregon.

Pure joy on everyone’s faces. What fun.

Welcome! Your kids are adorable. 💕🐴💕

Dapper Dan looks quite dapper. What a good boy. Very cool you are able to do that.

Both are adorable. Congratulations!

His name is Across My Heart Spots Illustrated. I call him Silas or Si. He is a 14 year old gelding trained to drive and had been shown in his youth. I got him from a private party. He belonged to her mom who passed away. I haven’t done much with him except let him get used to his new home. He...

I have had big horses for close to 60 years. Got my first mini the end of September. Looking forward to driving, liberty work, and obstacles. Thank you for having me.