At 20:12:36 on 15.08.10, FabiousMaximus wrote:
My horse Max has still got his winter coat and im trying to get it out - he has to be sedated to get clipped but we arent going to do that. What should i do?

At 11:00:24 on 17.08.10, jackcosatto wrote:
just let it grow out and use your curry comb tonns

At 17:41:21 on 20.08.10, JessAndGrenville123 wrote:
You could use non electric clippers or if you really don't want to clip get a mud scraper for when the fluff starts falling out. Last winter grenville was out of work so he was like a wooly mamoth and the mud scraper got it off in days without covering me in it and the fur falls off the scraper so you don't have to stop and clean it so it is super quick too :)

At 20:38:56 on 23.08.10, Caseymyrealhorserox wrote:
I agree with what the other people say- but just to let you know- Your horse may have Cushings disease..

At 08:30:13 on 24.08.10, kibby wrote:
But dont panic, it doesn't mean he has cushings.. horses with cushings can often have long wavy coats, drink excessive amounts of water, can be prone to other illnesses and can often have a history of high laminitis. but just because he shows one or two of these signs does not mean he has it.. Always get a vets opinion before jumping to conclusions..