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| Posted: Tue Sep 27th, 2011 01:42 pm |
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summertime G.O.G Community Member
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There is positives with cold weather! Glad Coop is doing better;)
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| Posted: Thu Sep 29th, 2011 01:47 am |
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Lakota G.O.G Community Member 
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Pam, I have had good luck using Skin-So-Soft on my thumb and swiping it in the ears real good several times to get rid of those darn bloodsucking midges. It would be worth a try if they are tormenting your pony.;)
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| Posted: Thu Sep 29th, 2011 03:31 am |
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softride G.O.G Community Member 
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I did try that. Also tried mineral oil, olive oil, baby oil. crisco. It seems as though the oil made him shake his head, I guess that it would run down his ears. Aloe seem to work the best but I have to put it on more often. Th oils seemed to "cook" his raw skin. Aloe make the hair grow back in faster. Rinsing him in vinegar water helped. I was think about getting garlic and making a tea out of it and sprayin him down with that but I havenot done it yet. Neighbor feed garlic to her horse. I also heard that a sulphur slat block would help, but I can't find one here.
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