Tim O'Brien Farrier

10/08/2024

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15/06/2024

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27/05/2024

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13/05/2024

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15/01/2024

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07/12/2023

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07/12/2023

05/12/2023

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07/10/2023

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28/09/2023

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One of the most heartbreaking things as a hoof care provider is watching ponies go through, or lost to, preventable laminitis.

It is far too common for the warnings of hoof care providers to fall on deaf ears because “they are doing okay at the moment”, or “it’s difficult to keep them off the grass” and “it’s practically no grass”.

For us to warn at every appointment that your horse is at risk and needs to be managed appropriately, only for nothing to be done until the pony finally eats one grass blade too many and can hardly walk. While the owner exclaims “I just don’t know what happened, he was fine yesterday!”

Trust me, I know the challenges of keeping a horse off grass, but I also know the pain and devastation of laminitis.

This sort of laminitis does not happen over night, it simmers away with subtle warning signs that your HCP has probably told you about; being overweight, cresty necks and fat deposits, growth rings in the feet, bruising in the whiteline, being “just a bit off”. It could be months or even years of this, until their system reaches breaking point and they become acutely laminitic “over night”.

🙏 Please love your horse, pony or donkey enough to mange them appropriately and save them the agony of laminitis 💔.