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I have to wonder though...how having a fully stocked cellar is going to help one when it too, is under several feet of water? That is the problem I see...how CAN one be "prepared" when something so out of the ordinary happens?

Are you using a breeching? if not, try using one, as you can then loosen your girth.

Yes, the flex mats are the ones I was talking about. I think I will get some of them for the horse shows.

OMG WendyJ...that is the very same thing my Mom told me. she would hand me the shaker and off I would go... she still laughs and says she was not lying...says that if you can get close enough to sprinkle the tail, you could catch it. LOL!

You can buy proper interlocking stall mats. I tried these little ones at a show and they lasted about 25 minutes. My mare had a GREAT TIME hauling them around. Sigh...LOL!

I am in Nova Scotia, and have one of my mares in a muzzle now because of having foundered a month ago...and the lab informed my Vet to not bother with blood testing for IR, or cushings, until November because of the high sugar content in the grasses.

Check out Kingston Saddlery...they have some decent looking metal spoke wheels that are only 20" or 21". Not sure about the hubs...but something worth looking into.

You can buy a proper pack saddle to fit a miniature as well...that would enable them to pack even more, as it would help balance the load better, and keep an even pressure of the back.

WendyJ, I think your friend has been either "pulling your leg", or just isn't apprised of the facts. We here in Canada, do NOT eat cats and dogs...there used to be old sick "jokes" about them being fed in certain restaurants, but that was all it ever was.

Unfortunately, shelters in the US are allowed to sell animals to research facilities as well. http://www.humanesociety.org/issues/pets_experiments/ As for Canadian shelter animals going onto someone's plate in a restaurant, that...I have never heard of...what animals would you be referring to...

Instead of changing to a rubber bit, you can simply wrap the bit with latex. There is a special latex especially sold for this. http://www.drivingessentials.com/bits_%20accessories.php?page=2&param1=valu1&param2=value2

Either way, it would be the member who would have to pay in the end. LOL!

Had a mare with impaction colic a few years ago, what worked for us, was tubing water into her every hour or so for 12 hours...that was what finally ended a week of heck. I don't walk them if they are quiet, but WILL walk them if they are going down to thrash. It is much better to walk them to...

Huh, go figure, wonder why they aren't on the BOOTS page. LOL!

Leia, I was going to buy them from Janie, but they weren't on their website anymore, and this gal had them cheaper than the last ones I bought direct...yet they are the Chimacum boot; go figure...

I bought mine through a gal on Facebook who had several sets...but unfortunately the "A" boots have changed, and I now need the "B" size. I was lucky and found a buyer for the teeny ones, but would love to find her again and see if she has more. if and when I find her, I will let you know.

I use the hi-top canvas build a bear runners...and there is also a decent little boot made by Chimacum.

It says you will ship only to the US, is that true...or did you forget to check that off??

We don't have so much trouble with face flies, but I do like the masks in a trailer. I always used to worry about shavings getting into their eyes, now with masks on...no worries.

I am going to do the same thing to my G&S Trail cart, but have to have a shaped tree made in order to fit under...but I figure it will make about 3-4" difference, and every little bit helps. I have seen dropped trees held with heavy webbing and chains...connected directly to the axel; something...