Equine ER - All Comments

re: Part 2 of Marching Orders: The inmate

elizabeth — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 01:39:07 GMT

horses speaks,humans needs to listen. No words are spoken but watch his looks, many times a horses will tell you what he want by looking a you then at the gate/feed bucket. We humans are the stupid specimens. Trust a equine and you will be kept safe by it. I trust my life to my horse

re: Part 2 of Marching Orders: The inmate

Judy — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 12:05:44 GMT

Just because you get mixed up in drugs and the crimes that go along with them, does not mean you arn't worthy of being loved. Animals give you that love, they don't care what you might have done, they just know they want to love you and crave your love in return. Hunk - you are worth of that love! Be good to Mo and play with him every chance you get!

re: Part 2 of Marching Orders: The inmate

ella — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 18:16:41 GMT

What a beautiful story; I know horses are sensitive and intuitive.

re: Q&A with Selena's ophthalmologist

caleb — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 17:43:06 GMT

I agree that you should be very careful about giveing your horses extra antioxidants.alot of times its not nessisary.people with horses need to understand that as long as it is geting its daily nutrition like hay/alfalfa,grain they should not need supplements

re: Part 2 of Selena: A shocking sight

leann — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 23:27:11 GMT

The injuries to her face is not the only ones. The neck and spine are also affected. No doubt her atlas and neck vertebrae are displaced. She needs a equine chiropractor to aline her spine.