Equine Rug Rescue

18/01/2025

Another year - another muddy January! I’m here to help. 😁

30/12/2024

Carnkie/ Carn Brea, horses in fields on left hand side of road, up to top of Carn Brea.
One horse, of two, has broken out and is on Carn Brea. Does anyone know who owns them? Both horses quite excitably and may get injured or roam onto the roads.

16/06/2024

Thank you everybody for all your kind birthday wishes - having a lovely surprise break in Hereford. Exploring Wales today. 👍xx

11/05/2024

Beautiful Ennis Gardens yesterday and an incredible sunset to crown the day!

09/05/2024

So thrilled with my new boy Prince who’s come to join Owen, for their forever home, together.
Love these boys! ❤️

28/03/2024

28/03/2024

When it stops raining 😱and you’re ready to swap your muddy winter rugs around - I’m here!
Making them look like new again 😁

06/03/2024

We have read a number of concerning papers recently, mainly emanating from veterinarians over the pond. They claim that beans can’t possibly form in the horses p***s because the horse will just ‘pee them out’ the reason for this view is because they think that beans form in the urethra. In all the years we have bean doing this job (don’t mind the pun 😉) it’s terribly strange that we have never once found a bean forming inside a horse’s urethra, but instead inside the urethral fossa, a separate compartment next to the urethra. This compartment is essentially a dead-end therefore no urine can pass through it, so it’s impossible for them to ‘pee them out’. It’s even more concerning to hear vets over here quote these papers when they are wildly inaccurate. As we say often, we work along side many wonderful vets and are reccomended to over 50% of our clients via their vet, but the information that is occasionally passed on to our clients is concerning. There is a reason covering stallions don’t get beans, they cover! If we are to domesticate these animals and stop them from doing what they would naturally do in the wild, of course problems such as beans will arise.

01/01/2024

Happy New Year everybody!
A few recent repairs…

16/12/2023

Is that a dog or a chicken? 😂

15/12/2023

Nice weather for ducks!! 😁