For a horse to stay healthy, he needs to be able to nibble at food all day long. However the way we keep horses they would become
too fat if they stood around eating all day. So what can we do? One way is to build your own "Easy Feeder" You can look them up on
the
If you horse's frogs don't look like this! Chances are that there is thrush in there. If the frog is soft and somewhat small your
horse will not land on it when he travels. It is very easy for a horse to land toe first . If this is happening you will not ever
get the hooves you and your horse are waiting for. So instead of waiting for your farrier to tell you, just assume that this
is the problem. Here are some great little things that will help clearing up thrush. One method is to take the All purpose Lysol
cleaner and dip cotton balls in it. Stick the soaked cotton balls in at the side of the frog and in the central sulci (The middle
of the frog). Leave them in overnight and repeat for a week or so. Another great way is to get a 60cc syringe (Sold at IFA in