They DO work. I've used them for years on my sensitive TB(s). Mine wore them 24/7 - removed every morning and night and a clean set put on.
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ryansgirl
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My vets office is doing curbside drop-off. I have an appointment today (yes "essential" for removal of stitches from surgery a couple weeks...Leave a comment:
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That's exactly like my set I found from decades ago. I have no use for them now but I vaguely remember that's what all used in the 70s/early 80s. Ours...Leave a comment:
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Do you mean these?
https://www.equestriancollections.co...caAlHREALw_wcB
I've been going through my old stuff and found a set...Leave a comment:
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RAM all the way (Dodge doesn't make trucks anymore). I have the Hemi so no diesel. Mine currently has 214K on it and it's a 2008 model. No major issues...Leave a comment:
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Like others have mentioned you need to look at PAYLOAD capacity and not just tow capacity. Think of all that weight you're putting in the bed of a truck...Leave a comment:
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I used Horsetech for Chasteberry - it's a powder but I had them add extra flavoring to it (they have various flavors they can add at no extra cost). She...Leave a comment:
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A lot of vets recommend Chasteberry in addition to Prascend - all of mine have....Leave a comment:
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Well that's great that it works for you but it doesn't for the majority of us. Makes me wonder if your hay is truly moldy because NO one would keep moldy...Leave a comment:
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You need to read the date codes on the Triple Crown bags. They are on the bottom typically and give the year and date it was manufactured (i.e. if the...Leave a comment:
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Do you have a rasp/trimmer on hand? If not, it's not a bad idea to get some - your farrier may have some older ones he could give to you (or sell). I...Leave a comment:
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