Walking with easy boots on her front hoofs helps lowering Luca’s laminitis pain very much. I don’t see limping any more. So there is hope! I can make him wear irons and that might help still more. Every day we make a walk for 30-45 min. He is very active. Is loosing weight. How to feed him right? I 

You’re an idiot. That’s egoistic (taking a year for one self), you think that’s fun? You’ll be home soon anough! It seems that my ideas do not appeal to everybody. I don’t care. Luka, my pony with laminitis, is walking well again, due to his hoof boots. He lost quite some weight. Problem is that 

Today I had X/rays made of Luka´s hoofs. Her front hoofs proved to be affected by laminitis, specially the right one. The vet advised hoof irons and besides that hoofboots. I don´t like the irons, because it is difficult to find someone to apply them when I am travelling through Europe. Besides the vet doubted 

Today I asked information about laminitis. A horseman said: Just wait 6 weeks how much better the pony will get. After those 6 weeks, you start riding him (he never has been ridden) and than we’ll find out if his tender hoofs have gotten better or not. Besides we can make him waterproof then. If 

I just read a site of a Dutch guy who walkes 3000 km from the Netherlands to Lapland a few years ago. When I see th rocky soil, the lakes that must be crossed, rivers and little bridges, the bugs, then I’m afraid that this is not possible for a horse. I also am bound 

One week ago my horse was lame and didn’t want to stand. De vet thought of laminitis. If that is right then I’d better forget about my trip. And looking for another horse doesn’t appeal to me, ’cause I’m attached to Luka. Though a little difficult to train, he very much improved his behaviour as