I paid Spirit a call last week to give him some healing on
his feet and a top up on his knees which I could immediately see were bouncing
well: as I rounded the corner of the yard expecting to see Jessica and Spirit waiting
for me I found it empty, peering into the distance of their field I could make
out a frantic Jessica, muzzle in hand, trotting after Spirit who seemed to be doing
a wonderful impression of Spotty Dog from the old children’s programme The
Wooden Tops. His knees were bouncing up as high as he could get them as he ran
from Jessica almost teasing her with his silly step: ‘I am not going to wear
that muzzle and you will have to chase me all day to catch me!’
After much laughter Jessica put the muzzle away and returned
with the treats to entice him home.
His feet were not too bad but still not right. His knees
were great, his back fine, he stood taller than I have ever seen him, a shiny
red coat and long mane all suggested he was in good health, all apart from his
two front feet. I kept remembering the
suggestion from Jessica’s farrier about putting special shoes on Spirit with cushion
soles. When I mentioned it again to Jessica, she was reluctant to have it done
as it would mean Spirit being pulled about for some hours to have them fitted.
Stress for a laminitic horse can be very dangerous as it can bring on the symptoms
more. ‘I think you should have them done’
I said, ‘I’ll give him lots of healing and you can use homeopathic remedies to
calm him too, I have a good feeling about it’.
Jessica said she would think on it.
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