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Cisco6340
Reg. Aug 2006
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2015-09-27 6:41 PM
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Am I doomed to have a cribber?
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I have a 2 year old that managed to get a puncture wound right a the hock joint that got infected while at the trainer's.
Long story short, thank God his hock is getting much better but he is beginning to crib.
I'm not sure if he picked it up at the trainer's since he was mostly stalled there or if the stall rest that he's on now got him started.
Since it's pretty new, can I nip it in the bud with a miracle collar? Anyone had any success stopping one?
Edited by Cisco6340 2015-09-27 6:42 PM
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epoh
Reg. Dec 2007
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2015-09-27 7:53 PM
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RE: Am I doomed to have a cribber?
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Id paint anything and everything he can grab onto with motor oil and cayenne pepper so when he grabs a bite he wont like the taste. In the mean time keep hay in front of him 24/7
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raisinrox
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2015-09-27 9:37 PM
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Treat for ulcers immediately
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cheryl makofka
Reg. Jan 2011
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I would be treating for ulcers, forget the collar, and have hay infront of him nonstop
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memory
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Treat for ulcers and use a dare collar
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HorseMommyFiveO
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2015-09-27 10:13 PM
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Can you pasture him?
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Cisco6340
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2015-09-28 6:05 AM
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RE: Am I doomed to have a cribber?
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Location: In the wrong place at the wrong time
Due to his I jury he is out in a very small turn out.
He does have hay 24/7.
I will treat him for ulcers. That thought had crossed my mind.
Thanks everyone
Sorry for any misspelling , I'm on my phone.
Edited by Cisco6340 2015-09-28 6:06 AM
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