Merrick Stud

Today I was again reminded that some people help purely from the heart….
Daisy (twin one) has never looked quite as “well” as twin two Poppy (who was born smaller but overtook her sister at a matter of weeks.
While both have always had ad lib hay/Haylage and have been fed well, and wormed as we always do with our youngsters, while Poppy is sleek and shiny, Daisy has held onto the last of her winter coat that bit longer, and isn’t quite as “round” as I’d like. Our vet cast an eye over her recently and reassured me that she’s fine, but I still did a little research on what could help. Equinectar came up: it’s a hind gut supportive feed additive aimed at horses with gut issues or those needing a little support. It’s also apparently amazing at improving coats!
Almost miraculously (or is it fb keeping an eye on what we are researching? Remind me never to research girth length 🤣🤣🤣🤷🏻‍♀️) an ad came up yesterday of a lady locally with a full container of Equinectar and tonight we picked it up, along with the pump dispenser she’d bothered herself to look for.
I’ll be doing “before and after” photos and am hoping she gets a sleek Summer coat for at least a few weeks before her Winter coat makes an appearance (probably around mid-July lol!)
Thankyou to this lovely lady who I’ve promised I will keep updated, just hope Daisy and her field companions all like it because individual feeding is impossible in a gang of 3 youngsters and 2 mares so they will also benefit as it will go into all their feeds.
Photo is of Daisy: you can see she’s clinging onto the last bits of her winter coat on her sides and along her spine, here’s hoping the Equinectar works its magic.
♥️♥️♥️

Old fishing boxes make the ideal hanging station for buckets at tea time….