Horse Owner Q & A – Ethyl Alcohol Fusion
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- and had high ringbone, there are options for me!
- I may be a Therapy Horse and not even know it!
- would I benefit from glucosamine, or chondroitin or msm or…
- I could be the featured topic “Conquering High Ringbone” at the May horse club meeting!
- I might be one of the chosen with a Prophet’s Thumbprint.
- I might need help in pasture management.
- I would partake in selfies…it’s fun!
- I might be a little cranky at this time of the month.
- YOU might need a smoothie cleansing diet!
- I might need the smoothie cleansing diet.
- I am depending on you to vaccinate me!
- I would want you to enjoy the beauty of me!
- I would most be like this NFL Super Bowl 50 player!
- I might eat another horse’s manure.
- Horse Owner Q & A – Ethyl Alcohol Fusion
- Horse Owner Q & A – Ethyl Alcohol Fusion
- I would embrace profound quotes written about horses.
- I would want for the New Year…
- I would like the excess candy canes off the Christmas Tree.
- I would want to be the alpha horse, no I want to be the alpha horse.
- I could be happy with only you.
- I would not want to be cross tied.
- I would like a teaspoon of salt added in my feed.
- I would love my carrots microwaved for 22 seconds.
- I would not want my halter left on.
- I would maybe, kinda, I think, probably yea want to keep my whiskers.
- I would not want a bit in my mouth!
- I would want to have a riding plan.
- I would want to go to Equine Affaire!
- I would want everyone to wear helmets.
- I would not want to wear blankets, although I do look good in purple.
- I would want more than 4 flakes a day!
- I would want everlasting grass.
If I were a horse... 
I have to ask one question….Would you do this again? I too am running out of options with a ringbone horse who am I can’t justify surgical intervention for. He’s 20 and retired I just want him comfortable
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Hi Michelle,
I rode my horse for 7 more years at a walk on trail rides that were fairly flat and she had a great life because of me doing it. I would do it again. It does take a good year of recuperating, but NOT in a STALL. Just fusing. As I describe…there are some good days and bad days, just like any rehab…someone getting their knee replace. There is always pain in recuperating, but she handled it fine!!! I was emotional sometimes. A 20 year old horse really isn’t old anymore. So what do you have to lose. If she is healthy and shows the will to live, do it. Keep in contact with me. I can talk more with you on a phone call too if you want.
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