I went to get the chipreader at the vetclinic JG in Muchamiel (Thanks Juan !)
Examination of the chips of the horses revealed the following things:
Cubanito is indeed Cubanito and idem ditto what Altanero is concerned. But Amoroso .... is Amorosa on paper and a mare ... which we have not. And Aston ...appears not to be Aston because he who we thought was Amoroso, is Aston . So Pretty Face ...has not the correct papers at the moment.
The previous owner currently is not responding to my phone calls or SMS ...
Ex-Amoroso, now Aston .... showed ex-Aston Pretty Face that it all changes nothing to their close friendship ...
I went to see my baby boy...like every morning ....and he is again a bit better then yesterday.... I gave him the anti-inflammatory and we hugged a lot...with all 3 ofcourse. A piece of appel, some carrot, a slice of hard bread....and then ofcourse a haynet with lovely alfalfa...
As you can see....when Punkie eats he has his weight on his 2 front legs.
I will only be completely happy again when they all will be home again....
So last night we started with the treatment of the horses with the medication Dr. Eric Laarakker had advised and had donated together with Irene from NMLHealth, for the welfare of the horses.
Last night they got the Parasiet Compositum for the first time....& all went well. So they got some more this morning and evening. At lunch they received the Drainage Compositum for the first time and will get some more in a minute. Tomorrow we start with the Boost Compositum.
Our Filly is neighing every time she sees me coming out the house or passing by. She is such a sweetheart
This morning I had an appointment with the farrier. He thinks Punkie hurt an inner tendon. He trimmed all 4 feet and cleaned them well to be sure there was no little hole in there. He also trimmed Brownies feet as they were growing wrong too...
Tonight Tchanca seemed to have something wrong and he had +40.3°C of fever. I gave him a full treatment and thus I also treated the fever and aspirinpoints. I gave him an anti-inflammatory and the fever dropped to 39.3 ° after an hour.
We keep busy....Everytime again and learn a lot in the mean time ! Luckely the weather is finally becoming more normal .... Well is that really true? ... Today we had suddenly 46 ° C in the sun in the afternoon...
At the moment she is still alone in the round pen...so they all can get accostom to eachother. Eating lunch alone in peace (there are heavy clouds over here).
A busy morning....First I took some blood from Chiki and brought it to the horse clinic. Then I went to go & visit the kids in La Llar del Cavall and then I went to do some shopping. I saw my vet Lalo on the way and discussed the deworming of the bog boys ... Continued shopping so all the animals would have enough food ... On the way back I bought a wheelbarrow so I don't have to carry all those boxes with food when I feed the 10 horses .... I bought a new Kärcher for F to replace the one he gave me to use & that I broke... Then I saw the architect to receive all the necessary documents for the application for the waterconnection...
Chiki with his waterproof blanket.... Edit: the blanket was not waterproof ... Thanks for having informed me about it, I've returned it to the store and put the green one from Marlies back on
I still can not believe it, it seems so unreal ,....
Last night I received the news that Fernando suddenly died... he who was always there for us, even before we moved permanently to Spain he who became F's best friend ... they saw each other almost every day ... and made many sailing trips together he who loved horses and who came to see the foals ofcourse he who as a Doc gave us medical advice and stood by us he who was there when you needed him he who was still in the prime of his life
I still can not comprehend that he is not here anymore, it seems so unreal He was snatched away from us much too soon and leaves a large void ... I will miss him ...
So what happened last night while I was at that meeting in the equine clinic ?
Cubanito & Picollo are OK, I can't see anything special,....they are scared though of sudden moves.... Did they get scared by a fox and tried to break out? The black spot looks like tar...and there is hair on it.....
What happened ?
PS. These pics were taken after I already put up straight what I could at midnight.... So it was a lot worse when I got home last night...
The day began quietly .... Chikiboy neighing when I came out of the house this morning .... and I saw my horse back in great health ... head high, greeting me, eyes wide open, no pain at all. But then I saw that that he had had some intestinal problems during the night... the last package was really flat
I brought everyones breakfast and then I went to search for a new large barrel to put the barleystraw in to week so I could have my bathroom for myself again ... in the end I came home with another large new bathtub (pics will follow).
Like every day I cleaned, I cleaned, and I cleaned and moved a closet down to the stables to put the things of the colts in. Then it was time again for their lunch ... Again
Then I went to search for blankets for the kids because the nights are going to be cold in the next coming days.
I bought one of 135 cm from Martine who has a webshop here and tomorrow I m going to Decathlon where I can get one of 120cm they said.
When I got to the kids it was obvious that the 135 was really too large for the big-little girl ... the sides were almost touching the floor. . Filly had her new blanket on and the 3 others all had a separate blanket on for the night ... which seems to stay on pretty well overnight.
Then I went to a lecture on nutrition for horses by Salvador in the auditorium of the equine clinic ... Many owners were interested, yes, but unfortunately not those who have large farms where they feed the horses green peppers, lettuce and so on.So what I've found out in December appears to be an everyday thingfor these guys...
The lecture was very interesting and I was pleased to discover that I actually do quite well at home with the feeding of the horses...
But as of tomorrow, I'll change 1 thing... they first get their straw and hay and only half an hour later their grains and mix, so the stomach will work properly and they can not guzzle their morningmix up.
Then I met some wonderfull new people and had some nice conversations ... I really have to get out of my place more.
But when I came home, there was not much left of my enthusiasm . Cubanito and Picollo were standing outside of the paddocks and when I saw the damage to the fence.... my courage dropped into my shoes .... But there was no time for that, I had to put them inside and I had to do emergency repairs on the fence in the middle of the night. I can only suspect what has happened, nothing more. In any case, they have benefited from eating some fresh grass .... and have a little letdown. Hopefully tomorrow it will all be OK. So we can't speak of a quiet 2 months anniversary, can we ?
....and he is again a bit better then yesterday....
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If there are thick clouds again and the sun can not warm our bodies ? 
for these guys.
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