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| phoenixbruka |
Posted - 12 Jan 2011 : 10:07:59 PM
Ive just seen my boys for the first time in a fortnight due to breaking my back on boxing day :( the girls have done a fab job of looking after them (a little too well judging by the size of their bellies!) but Boysie looks like hes been over mollycoddled rug wise and the result is a 4 inch gap of missing mane half way down his neck 
so...do I leave it for now and see if I can "hide" it nearer to the show season... or bite the bullet and pull his mane so it will all grow at the same rate??
thoughts please....
susie |
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| herts_babeuk |
Posted - 01 Mar 2011 : 4:20:27 PM
I tried the mega trek last summer on my boy when he rubbed most of his mane away - it is good - and helps your nails, but be careful that it doesnt encourage the horse to rub/itch more like it did with mine
i tried the sulphur powder mentioned above and it didnt work for my horse |
| dawn |
Posted - 01 Feb 2011 : 12:33:49 PM
Hi, buy flowers of sulphur powder from internet only about £2.50 a bag and mix with brylcream or mane and tail spray. use everyday and you will see lots of new growth.
Dawn |
| gg |
Posted - 24 Jan 2011 : 7:00:22 PM
I've had the same problem for the first time this year and splashed out on mega trek. Smells fantastic and seems to be working on my mare's mane.
Julie |
| Callisto |
Posted - 16 Jan 2011 : 11:22:32 PM
There are various suggestions for products on this thread
http://www.arabianlines.com/forum1/topic_new.asp?whichpage=0.72&TOPIC_ID=38031#474320
The other product recommended that I can recall is Megatrek - encourages hair growth. |
| angelarab |
Posted - 16 Jan 2011 : 11:06:39 PM
Ditto Pasha, also a few products mentioned on here that can help with mane growth (memory lapse from me sorry) |
| Pasha |
Posted - 13 Jan 2011 : 1:43:44 PM
I would leave it for the moment and see how it grows out - you still have around 4 months! He won't be the only one with a few missing hairs  |
