Wow, Dr. Kristen really looked at everything, and had a hard time saying that maybe it was time to let that poor lady go. I like a Vet that isn't wanting to give up too soon, but knows when quality of life is no longer there. You can feel it through the screen. A very good Vet, and a keeper.
I love what you all do for the horses you rescue or the ones surrendered. That you work with each animal, vet, evaluate and Ferrier them. Honestly love your channel above and beyond Horse Plus in Tennessee. Just sayin
@@lauriewilt2622 This isn’t a competition. And there’s no need to put others down. Personally, I watch and appreciate both. There’s plenty of work to go around to make the world a better place.
Hello from France When I see the little black and white skinny horse with his horrible feet, I just want to scream and😢... Poor horses🥺 Bon courage à vous.
Love watching your channel, watching the vet diagnosing the horses. So miss that at horse plus. Watching you all the time . Good job taking care of these babies.
Dr. Lydia is coming on full time, and they're hiring Dr. Gina too. Both of them start in January, so we'll be seeing more vet content soon at Horse Plus. 🙂
That sweet mare. I know its so hard to make that last call, but its for their sake. They should never have to live in pain. Im sooooo happy they brought their senior horse to you guys!! He could have ended up at auction very soon. I hope he finds a forever home soon.
Dr Kristen is a wonderful vet. She really thinks through it all. Pauline is great too!! Really all you guys are great.all the horses that you have taken in are doing so well. And of course you will be homing a great deal more.
It’s unfortunate but some horses just can’t be “fixed”, you try and that’s what counts. You give the unfixables (as I call them) a few good hours, days, months and they get to experience good things coming from humans compared to their previous life of abuse and neglect. God bless all of you for what you do. 🥰🙏
I love Larry!❤ So sad to see Kylie go! Best Wishes for the two of them❤. You have a lot of leg & feet problems with this new bunch. Some hard decisions to make😢. So many sweet lives that have had some hard times, but you have had so many success you get them through & find them good homes. I love your new Vet she fits in with your team really well. God Bless all of you! Merry Christmas. ❤❤❤
Your intro always makes me smile, especially the horse lipping at Cindy's hat and Envy bucking. Awww, we'll miss Kylee so much. I'm happy she's adopting Larry The Lanky Leaper. I've been in love with him since he stepped off the trailer.
Kylee you will be missed by all of us as well! I’m sorry Cordelia and the others with ring bone 😢! So happy for the halfi!! Dr Kristen is awesome and so is Dr Chiro! Pauly….best farrier award goes to you!! 😊
I normally don’t comment before I’ve watched the first two minutes but I have to say your intro video is by far the best TH-cam intro I’ve ever seen!!! I really enjoy watching your videos!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love the way everyone takes care of the horses and I’m grateful for all you girls, Dr Kristin,and Pauley. You’re the best! Best of luck to Kylie on her adventure but she’ll be back.😊
Don't bite butts. We had this talk. I like listening to her geek out about her job. She loves to heal, and that is obvious in how she treats her patients.
Just so sad to se and here about all bad news. But Dr Kristen is a good vet and does not give up so easy. Love that. And Pauly... did he take that haflinger home? Bless you all and so sa to see that Kylie is gone to another job. Glad she adoptet Larry.
I really enjoy these videos, especially the parts were Dr Kristen and Pauly give their expertise, so informative and interesting! Following the progress of these horses is so great, makes me wait impatiently for the next upload 😄
Thanks for all you do for the horses. It's sad to see the previous owners give up on their aging horses. I'm happy that you all give them a soft place to land. Why do people ignore their feet? We're on a 5 week trim cycle for my horses. My 18 year old gelding has laminitis and does great with glue on shoes along with a low sugar diet. He came to me with undiagnosed laminitis but I recognized it right away. He can now enjoy running with my mares. I'm sorry to Kylie go but Larry found a great home with her. Hes a cool horse.
Dr. Kristen is such a sweet compassionate vet not all vets are like her. She really cares about these animals wants to give them every chance that they can before anything drastic… I have always had a soft spot in my heart for Julie. I know she got adopted but if I live closer to you, I do come and got her. I know there’s something about her. I like she’s not the prettiest, but I think she’s a cute little horse. I’d like to know what breed she is. And Sunny is another one. I think she is just awesome. I had to take her to.. I live in Utah and we have so many mountains with bows and stuff. I would just love to get up in those mountains bare back with her just clump clump clump through the metal.
Sad to see Kyle go she is so awesome with the horse's you can see how much she loves them I will miss watching her beautiful smile❤😥😥 , she'll be back 👍 Dr Kristen always awesome with the horse's👍❤😉 Pauly you awesome to 👍❤ and God Bless ALL👏✌
You guys are wonderful, and try your best. I just love the way you work through (and show it!) each horse with the Dr. Krisitn and Pauly. I am getting way too old to ride, and my horse is 20, but here she sits, with plenty of food, a comfortable barn, farrier care and vet care. I love knowing she is taken care of, and I know where she will be until she dies.
The horse that seems to have problem walking reminds me of the big lick horses. Their hips always get destroyed when they are used for an artificial gait.
Boy those two horses getting looked at from the chiropractor. The palomino is so beautiful and has such kind eyes. So sad it didn’t look good for him! Oh Kylee, I will really miss you! Your kind, quiet way with the horses and your smile. Wishing you all the best for your future! I cried a little along with you 🥺 But I am very happy for you and Larry, congratulations! 🎉 I am sure you will have lots of fun with him. It’s always such a pleasure to watch Dr. Kristin work!'
I read Pony Rescue's reply about Kylie leaving. It must impact on you all seeing such neglected horses and having to make life and death decisions. Especially when you have invested such love and care into them. Then you have to see them go to new homes. It must be with mixed feelings, happy for them to get new homes. Sad if you have looked after them for a while. I am so glad Kylie is taking Larry with her to continue his training. Your winters are terrible too. We get bad winters in England but nothing like you get. Last Saturday my eleven year old grandson had a riding lesson. The stables dont have a covered arena, and suddenly the sun went behind clouds and the temperature dropped to 3°Celsius. It was probably colder with the wind chill. Despite having many layers on and good gloves he started crying as he was so cold. He is a real toughie but he was frozen. The instructor is lovely, she asked if he wanted to stop and he did. While he was warming up in the car with his grandad I helped untack the horses. I took my gloves off and after doing one horse I couldn't feel my fingers. It was so painful! I don't know how I managed to do the next three. I honestly thought of you all as I struggled. Then leading them out to the field, I slipped as it was starting to freeze. You all dont have a choice like many people do in bad weather. You have to get up, check the water isnt frozen and that horses etc have food. You all have my deepest respect and admiration. Good luck Kylie in your new job and thank you for all the wonderful work you have done x
Well shoot I hate to see Kylie leave. I’ll miss seeing you, Kylie. I hope you come back and visit. I missed the premiere tonight. Watched my grandson skate. Thank you for the video.
Was Pauly considering taking Sunny home with him ? They looked good together. The whole team does great work for the horses and it is so nice to see the good results you can achieve for them.
You have to love Pauly and the hard work he does at the rescue and he gives 110 percent to help the animals and the rescue staff...he's so tired looking some days and you want to take care of him and on free adoption days the whole staff needs care and kindness and love for what they do day after day ❤️! God bless you all every one!
You have to love Pauly and the hard work he does at the rescue and he gives 110 percent to help the animals and the rescue staff...he's so tired looking some days and you want to take care of him and on free adoption days the whole staff needs care and kindness and love for what they do day after day ❤️! God bless you all every one!
I think hubby could make a slight ramp where the xray slide could fit in a slot next to the hoof. Just, on other channels too its always a task to get the horse to stand up on a plank to take the ideal coffin bone xray. I know it's new, but I bet he would think about it and maybe make something to help out that situation, just because there will be more to come. Idk, always placing the xray slide in a slight different direction based on the horses existing damage and turn out maybe a fixture wouldnt work...but just a ramped up area with slots the xray slide could fit down in. Or how about a lift, two jacks under the front feet after they walk up on a plank... just like the front end of a car but... gently... and only a couple inches. More like the lift on a barber chair.
I love what y’all do. I grew up around horses. My grandmother had them until the day she passed from cancer in 1992. She thought me so much and the horses were my life saver. They saved my life and thought me how to trust again. Thank you for what y’all do for the animals that saved me and maybe they will make life saving difference for others and themselves.
We had a horse that actually developed an allergy to saw dust/pine shavings. Our vet recommended dog mange cream to dry up the oosing, scabing sores. And had to start bedding her on straw
6:00 so another helpful thing we do through brushing, is to help this losen up so the horse is more ready for working.. 😊 Brushing has so many benefits, and I do not understand people who doesn't put time or energy into it.
i dont know why more people dont clean out their geldings on a regular basis, ( or mares in teat area) my geldings were a riot, thed " drop" for me, " or stretch out..they enjoyed it lol. i had one that had alot of beans, that was un happy at first..but half way through it, he was like oh , that feels good, next time , he was like okay! not scary, we did ours on a regular basis, its just regular maintenance. i dont see why many owners dont do it. i learned from my vet. .
Congrats on the xray equipment and the growing skills. What an amazing resource to have. Now I am ready for a scale so we can track their weight changes. Although cheaper then an xray, still some cost to it, and setup of an area to use it in. Maybe wait until the holidays are over but after that, rdy to fund raise for a scale?
Good luck Kylie wishing you & Larry all the very best, and hope to see you make the occasional cameo appearances. Some tough calls Cindy but it’s all about quality of life.. kudos.. Dr Kristen Farrier Pauley, clever chiropractor, and team, great work helping these lovely critters gain a better quality of life, thank you so much for giving your very best! With many source blessings with truth clarity love light laughter happiness joy fun play creativity adventures abundance wisdom wealth health and may peace be with you all! Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 xo 😘
I’ve followed a lot of rescues on TH-cam but none of them actually show anything good and just use a lot of “at home remedies” in my opinion that’s not a real rescue. Pony tales has my mad respect and one of the only ones that shows the good bad and ugly. Being a horse trainer I appreciate the fact yall have the farrier and vet out religiously. This is what I think a true rescue should be. Thank you for doing what you’re doing.
With due respect, as a rescue, most horses are living their last, have multiple problems, and sometimes we have to allocate funds accordingly. The home remedies can be good interim techniques until veterinary intervention can be funded. 25k on a rupture after a food tube stuck in, 9k on a sick alpaca that ultimately needed euthanasia, 5k and counting on a lacerated fetlock, 2 cushings diagnosis, one pending lame total assessment. farrier visits for 16 rescues, and this is all in 6 months. We are so dependent on volunteers and donations. Rescues can be under regulated, but please take peace in knowing there are good rescues out there. The knowledge and facility here is enviable. Loved the vid☺️
Aww, I'm gonna miss Kyleigh 😢 she's such a beautiful young lady and has a sweet soul❤ I hope all goes great with her new journey! As always, thank y'all for everything that y'all do to help the horses and animals! I love y'all ❤😊
Oh poor Julie I feel so bad for her. That must’ve been so painful. I wonder what could’ve gone through in and out like that hole on one side all the way through to the other side what kind of done that?
Love seeing your extremely talented vet and farrier and your caring rescuers coming together to help these horses...I'm not a fan of pseudo science in some 'remedies' or 'treatments'. I remember the fake spring loaded spinal hammer gun that was promoted by animal chiropractors a few years back.
It is always hard for rescues when they lose valued staff. Trainers etc have to live too and when jobs come up that will be able to pay more one cannot fault the staff member for looking to improve their finances and continue with getting better at what they love. The fans will miss Kylie and your right, if not for her many of the horses might not have found their new homes. Best of luck girl, you go out there and improve your life and your skills and the lives of future horses that you might work with.
I love this channel, especially how the doctors /vets diagnose their patients, these women vets know their stuff and help their patients as much as they can. I love how they give their opinions and advice on these issues with the horses, and how much they care for the animals they treat with their care in mind and not people’s personal opinions. They actually can feel their pain and suffering, I can see it in their eyes and faces with their concerns. They are very compassionate and caring individuals. My hope and prayers are that they will never deter from this goal with their patients and continue to stay the loving and caring individuals that they are. HIGH 5 to all of you for doing such a wonderful work in helping these poor animals attain the loving home and recovery time within their healing processes, and helping them have a second chance at life. 👍👍👍👍👍🥰👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🐴🇺🇸
OMG! Kylie will be missed. She was so good working with the horses, knowing their sweet spots especially when Paulie the farrier comes. The one horse was so mesmerized by her scratches that I don't even think the horse knew Paulie was even there, let alone working on the feet. Maybe she'll be back to volunteer. Best of luck Kaylie!
lol Pauly’s always a riot 😂 he’s awesome and obviously cares for the horses even though he’s got the difficult job of dealing with hooved babies bigger and heavier than him who don’t want their feet worked on
This poor girl with the holes in her head that was hit by the car I just feel for this mayor I’m just sick thank you Dr. Kristen for all you do for these old new broke down sad horses they need somebody just like you you’re so gentle and then try to shave that I don’t know what it is like tryoozing or something I don’t know I feel so bad again thank you Dr. Kristen for what you do that mayor is really good as you scrub all that dry oozing stuff. God bless you guys. Yeah I was thinking maybe out of x-ray that and she was going on its side between the two holes. thank God, there are no maggots in there. Everybody will be grabbing a bucket to barf and maggots have to be the nastiest things ever no
Dr Kristen, I love your work, and Pauley - you neeeeeed the Haffy - either you take her (?) or I will - though I don't have $26k for Quarantine and Flights to Australia, then a further $2k for transport f rom the Sydnew Q. Centre to me in Regional South Australia (Think middle of the country but when you hit half way you go across slightly down of that triangle in the centre - just 77km down the coast from the point of the gulf that is the centre there.... Maybe I should just get one off a lady I know who breeds beautiful Haflingers here in SA for riding, driving etc ... though shes slowed down now. Love the delivery at the end :D thats awesome.
What these women do at ponytails to save this little black horse I think her name is Julie if you want ahead videos, you’ll see her now she turned into a really cute little mare.
Wow, Dr. Kristen really looked at everything, and had a hard time saying that maybe it was time to let that poor lady go. I like a Vet that isn't wanting to give up too soon, but knows when quality of life is no longer there. You can feel it through the screen. A very good Vet, and a keeper.
I second that! Dr. Kristen is exactly the kind we need!😊🧡💜🧡
I agree.
I sure wish I had this quality of vet meet me when I had my big mare. We would have been able to get to the bottom of her problems.
I can’t imagine them being able to save as many without such an outstanding team. Dr Kristen, Pauline, even the Sheriff’s office helps.
So young and so crippled because someone did not bother to take care of her feet. Absolutely heartbreaking.
This poor baby with a hole in her head. Thank you Dr. Kristen for all you do and all of the staff at ponytail.
Can't belive Kylie is moving on. Will miss seeing her smiling face. Best of luck Kylie!
Dr kristen is such a good vet she really helps the horses and Pauley got half linger walking great
Follow your dreams Kylie, Thank you for your kind heart and gentle care with the horses. Best of luck with Larry too!
Be well and prosper Kylie,I wish you many happy days with Larry.
To all at Pony Tales Refuge, thank you for caring, the equine residents are well cared for...
Love Larry, I'm glad Kylie has adopted him
I love what you all do for the horses you rescue or the ones surrendered. That you work with each animal, vet, evaluate and Ferrier them. Honestly love your channel above and beyond Horse Plus in Tennessee. Just sayin
I do too.
Yea,better than any other rescue channel for horses. Always calming care for every horse or goat. Love the people who love our horses.
@@lauriewilt2622 This isn’t a competition. And there’s no need to put others down. Personally, I watch and appreciate both. There’s plenty of work to go around to make the world a better place.
What ugly situations these maltreated animals would be in if there werent AMAZING PEOPLE WITH COMPASSIONATE SOULS TO HELP THEM ❤👊
Hello from France
When I see the little black and white skinny horse with his horrible feet, I just want to scream and😢... Poor horses🥺
Bon courage à vous.
Love watching your channel, watching the vet diagnosing the horses. So miss that at horse plus. Watching you all the time . Good job taking care of these babies.
Dr. Lydia is coming on full time, and they're hiring Dr. Gina too. Both of them start in January, so we'll be seeing more vet content soon at Horse Plus. 🙂
Sunny looks so good, great job Pauly!❤❤❤❤❤
That sweet mare. I know its so hard to make that last call, but its for their sake. They should never have to live in pain. Im sooooo happy they brought their senior horse to you guys!! He could have ended up at auction very soon. I hope he finds a forever home soon.
I love how guys get eveyone looked at by the vet. Even goaties too. You guys really take time to think over treatments too. Love this rescue
Goodbye Kylie. Everything you did counts, and you will be missed. I hope all goes well for you.
I really enjoy and learn a lot from your vet and Farrier videos. They are so informative and thorough in their work.
Dr Kristen is a wonderful vet. She really thinks through it all. Pauline is great too!! Really all you guys are great.all the horses that you have taken in are doing so well. And of course you will be homing a great deal more.
It’s unfortunate but some horses just can’t be “fixed”, you try and that’s what counts.
You give the unfixables (as I call them) a few good hours, days, months and they get to experience good things coming from humans compared to their previous life of abuse and neglect.
God bless all of you for what you do.
🥰🙏
I love watching your channel you guys are wonderful 😊
Thank you so much!
I love Larry!❤ So sad to see Kylie go! Best Wishes for the two of them❤. You have a lot of leg & feet problems with this new bunch. Some hard decisions to make😢. So many sweet lives that have had some hard times, but you have had so many success you get them through & find them good homes. I love your new Vet she fits in with your team really well. God Bless all of you! Merry Christmas. ❤❤❤
Good luck, Kylie.
Your intro always makes me smile, especially the horse lipping at Cindy's hat and Envy bucking.
Awww, we'll miss Kylee so much. I'm happy she's adopting Larry The Lanky Leaper. I've been in love with him since he stepped off the trailer.
Kylee you will be missed by all of us as well! I’m sorry Cordelia and the others with ring bone 😢! So happy for the halfi!! Dr Kristen is awesome and so is Dr Chiro! Pauly….best farrier award goes to you!! 😊
I normally don’t comment before I’ve watched the first two minutes but I have to say your intro video is by far the best TH-cam intro I’ve ever seen!!! I really enjoy watching your videos!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sunny is perfect for Paulie
I love the way everyone takes care of the horses and I’m grateful for all you girls, Dr Kristin,and Pauley. You’re the best! Best of luck to Kylie on her adventure but she’ll be back.😊
Don't bite butts. We had this talk. I like listening to her geek out about her job. She loves to heal, and that is obvious in how she treats her patients.
Has to be hard saying goodbye 😢but you guys have really done everything you could for these angels 😇 💖
Just so sad to se and here about all bad news. But Dr Kristen is a good vet and does not give up so easy. Love that. And Pauly... did he take that haflinger home? Bless you all and so sa to see that Kylie is gone to another job. Glad she adoptet Larry.
Pauly did not take Sunny home. Lol.
Your Vet is awesome!
I really enjoy these videos, especially the parts were Dr Kristen and Pauly give their expertise, so informative and interesting! Following the progress of these horses is so great, makes me wait impatiently for the next upload 😄
Not gonna lie, I loved seeing Pauly jump up onto Sunny the chubby troll! 😂😂
Dr Valerie is amazing. You’re so fortunate with your vets
Thanks for all you do for the horses. It's sad to see the previous owners give up on their aging horses. I'm happy that you all give them a soft place to land. Why do people ignore their feet? We're on a 5 week trim cycle for my horses. My 18 year old gelding has laminitis and does great with glue on shoes along with a low sugar diet. He came to me with undiagnosed laminitis but I recognized it right away. He can now enjoy running with my mares. I'm sorry to Kylie go but Larry found a great home with her. Hes a cool horse.
👋👋 Best wishes from Robin Hood Country England UK 🇬🇧
Dr. Kristen is such a sweet compassionate vet not all vets are like her. She really cares about these animals wants to give them every chance that they can before anything drastic… I have always had a soft spot in my heart for Julie. I know she got adopted but if I live closer to you, I do come and got her. I know there’s something about her. I like she’s not the prettiest, but I think she’s a cute little horse. I’d like to know what breed she is. And Sunny is another one. I think she is just awesome. I had to take her to.. I live in Utah and we have so many mountains with bows and stuff. I would just love to get up in those mountains bare back with her just clump clump clump through the metal.
Hey Kiley I want to say best of luck in your new job. I will miss you too. Love you Kiley. All my 💗💕🥰❤️🤗💖❤️ to all.
Sad to see Kyle go she is so awesome with the horse's you can see how much she loves them I will miss watching her beautiful smile❤😥😥 , she'll be back 👍 Dr Kristen always awesome with the horse's👍❤😉 Pauly you awesome to 👍❤ and God Bless ALL👏✌
Omg, it just breaks my heart when I see a horses w/ such bad hoofs and the owner had not taken care of there babie!😮😢😢
Great job gang. You guys are so awesome. The care and love you all put into these horses is wonderful. Thank you for taking us along.♥️🐴😁
I love everything you guys do. I became aware of you all through HPHS episodes. You guys are amazing. You have a huge fan in Ohio.❤
Thank you and welcome!!
So sad, another lot of poor horses. Thank you for looking after them. 😢
You guys are wonderful, and try your best. I just love the way you work through (and show it!) each horse with the Dr. Krisitn and Pauly. I am getting way too old to ride, and my horse is 20, but here she sits, with plenty of food, a comfortable barn, farrier care and vet care. I love knowing she is taken care of, and I know where she will be until she dies.
The horse that seems to have problem walking reminds me of the big lick horses. Their hips always get destroyed when they are used for an artificial gait.
People suck. Thank God for people like y'all
Boy those two horses getting looked at from the chiropractor. The palomino is so beautiful and has such kind eyes. So sad it didn’t look good for him! Oh Kylee, I will really miss you! Your kind, quiet way with the horses and your smile. Wishing you all the best for your future! I cried a little along with you 🥺 But I am very happy for you and Larry, congratulations! 🎉 I am sure you will have lots of fun with him. It’s always such a pleasure to watch Dr. Kristin work!'
You guys are the best... 🙏🥰
I read Pony Rescue's reply about Kylie leaving. It must impact on you all seeing such neglected horses and having to make life and death decisions. Especially when you have invested such love and care into them. Then you have to see them go to new homes. It must be with mixed feelings, happy for them to get new homes. Sad if you have looked after them for a while. I am so glad Kylie is taking Larry with her to continue his training.
Your winters are terrible too. We get bad winters in England but nothing like you get.
Last Saturday my eleven year old grandson had a riding lesson. The stables dont have a covered arena, and suddenly the sun went behind clouds and the temperature dropped to 3°Celsius. It was probably colder with the wind chill. Despite having many layers on and good gloves he started crying as he was so cold. He is a real toughie but he was frozen. The instructor is lovely, she asked if he wanted to stop and he did.
While he was warming up in the car with his grandad I helped untack the horses. I took my gloves off and after doing one horse I couldn't feel my fingers. It was so painful! I don't know how I managed to do the next three. I honestly thought of you all as I struggled. Then leading them out to the field, I slipped as it was starting to freeze.
You all dont have a choice like many people do in bad weather. You have to get up, check the water isnt frozen and that horses etc have food.
You all have my deepest respect and admiration. Good luck Kylie in your new job and thank you for all the wonderful work you have done x
Dr. Kristen, Dr. Valerie Chiro and farrier Pauly - you guys have the best professional staff!
Well shoot I hate to see Kylie leave. I’ll miss seeing you, Kylie. I hope you come back and visit. I missed the premiere tonight. Watched my grandson skate. Thank you for the video.
Was Pauly considering taking Sunny home with him ? They looked good together. The whole team does great work for the horses and it is so nice to see the good results you can achieve for them.
Pauly is always considering taking horses home with him ;) Lol!
You have to love Pauly and the hard work he does at the rescue and he gives 110 percent to help the animals and the rescue staff...he's so tired looking some days and you want to take care of him and on free adoption days the whole staff needs care and kindness and love for what they do day after day ❤️! God bless you all every one!
You have to love Pauly and the hard work he does at the rescue and he gives 110 percent to help the animals and the rescue staff...he's so tired looking some days and you want to take care of him and on free adoption days the whole staff needs care and kindness and love for what they do day after day ❤️! God bless you all every one!
Oh no. Kylie is leaving. I shall miss you. I loved watching you work the horses. Good luck in your new job.
Thank you for sharing.🐴
Check that palomino for WITHER FRACTURE. He's crossing over in the front and shoving his hind feet way forward in an effort to balance thru the pain.
I think hubby could make a slight ramp where the xray slide could fit in a slot next to the hoof. Just, on other channels too its always a task to get the horse to stand up on a plank to take the ideal coffin bone xray. I know it's new, but I bet he would think about it and maybe make something to help out that situation, just because there will be more to come. Idk, always placing the xray slide in a slight different direction based on the horses existing damage and turn out maybe a fixture wouldnt work...but just a ramped up area with slots the xray slide could fit down in.
Or how about a lift, two jacks under the front feet after they walk up on a plank... just like the front end of a car but... gently... and only a couple inches. More like the lift on a barber chair.
Watching from Oregon.
Sending love and peace t
Byo my neigh_bors from Michigan!!❤
I watch your videos all the way from Western Australia in Quairading 😊
So sad when love and best care just isn't enough to fix a problem.
Sunny!! I'm so glad to see her moving around!
Watching from Australia😊😊🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🐎🏇🫏🐴
I love what y’all do. I grew up around horses. My grandmother had them until the day she passed from cancer in 1992. She thought me so much and the horses were my life saver. They saved my life and thought me how to trust again. Thank you for what y’all do for the animals that saved me and maybe they will make life saving difference for others and themselves.
We had a horse that actually developed an allergy to saw dust/pine shavings. Our vet recommended dog mange cream to dry up the oosing, scabing sores. And had to start bedding her on straw
Got my army green hoodie today! Yay! Better news is coming, I just know it.
And as of today it officially has hay in the pocket! 🤣
#Horsepeopleproblems
We love this! Lol!!
Sunny looks like my brother’s pony Fluffy. She was also my dad’s pony. She was quite old when she passed.
I need to know who the vet is in the black jacket ? New follower and I could learn a lot from her. She’s amazing 8:56
Dr. Wodack! :)
6:00 so another helpful thing we do through brushing, is to help this losen up so the horse is more ready for working.. 😊
Brushing has so many benefits, and I do not understand people who doesn't put time or energy into it.
We do brush the horses here. A lot of time and energy is put into brushing horses. From our volunteers and staff.
I’m in love with Dr.Christen what a hottie smart funny compassionate all those attractive things! Damn she’s straight lol
i dont know why more people dont clean out their geldings on a regular basis, ( or mares in teat area) my geldings were a riot, thed " drop" for me, " or stretch out..they enjoyed it lol. i had one that had alot of beans, that was un happy at first..but half way through it, he was like oh , that feels good, next time , he was like okay! not scary, we did ours on a regular basis, its just regular maintenance. i dont see why many owners dont do it. i learned from my vet. .
Omgosh I love ALL of you! ❤
Loved the impression of the kill buyer 10/10. Sounds like he was an supreme A Hole
Very very interesting video. Thank you with sharing.🐴
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Wow. That Neurological case that was weird.
Looking at the halflinger gelding, and other neurologicals…Lyme came to mind?
Congrats on the xray equipment and the growing skills. What an amazing resource to have. Now I am ready for a scale so we can track their weight changes. Although cheaper then an xray, still some cost to it, and setup of an area to use it in. Maybe wait until the holidays are over but after that, rdy to fund raise for a scale?
Good luck Kylie wishing you & Larry all the very best, and hope to see you make the occasional cameo appearances.
Some tough calls Cindy but it’s all about quality of life.. kudos..
Dr Kristen Farrier Pauley, clever chiropractor, and team, great work helping these lovely critters gain a better quality of life, thank you so much for giving your very best!
With many source blessings with truth clarity love light laughter happiness joy fun play creativity adventures abundance wisdom wealth health and may peace be with you all! Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 xo 😘
I’ve followed a lot of rescues on TH-cam but none of them actually show anything good and just use a lot of “at home remedies” in my opinion that’s not a real rescue. Pony tales has my mad respect and one of the only ones that shows the good bad and ugly. Being a horse trainer I appreciate the fact yall have the farrier and vet out religiously. This is what I think a true rescue should be. Thank you for doing what you’re doing.
Thank you so much for your kind words!!
With due respect, as a rescue, most horses are living their last, have multiple problems, and sometimes we have to allocate funds accordingly. The home remedies can be good interim techniques until veterinary intervention can be funded.
25k on a rupture after a food tube stuck in,
9k on a sick alpaca that ultimately needed euthanasia,
5k and counting on a lacerated fetlock, 2 cushings diagnosis,
one pending lame total assessment. farrier visits for 16 rescues, and this is all in 6 months. We are so dependent on volunteers and donations.
Rescues can be under regulated, but please take peace in knowing there are good rescues out there. The knowledge and facility here is enviable.
Loved the vid☺️
Where did you get those cool boots. Sort of leather and striped appearance.
Aww, I'm gonna miss Kyleigh 😢 she's such a beautiful young lady and has a sweet soul❤ I hope all goes great with her new journey!
As always, thank y'all for everything that y'all do to help the horses and animals! I love y'all ❤😊
That Black Amish draft type at the end. Almost looks like she has Poll Evil. We have a gelding that has it.
Poll Evil???
What is that? Never heard of it.
Fantastic job crew!!!
The neurological 2yr old possible Wobblers Syndrome?
Oh poor Julie I feel so bad for her. That must’ve been so painful. I wonder what could’ve gone through in and out like that hole on one side all the way through to the other side what kind of done that?
Great job. I thought Paulie was going to buy that horse. It looked like the perfect fit for him. Have a Happy New Year.
Stormi would be beautiful in his younger days. He’s got so much collar going on so flashy I think he’s really pretty stormy you go guy..
Love seeing your extremely talented vet and farrier and your caring rescuers coming together to help these horses...I'm not a fan of pseudo science in some 'remedies' or 'treatments'. I remember the fake spring loaded spinal hammer gun that was promoted by animal chiropractors a few years back.
Hi from coastal North Carolina.
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Hello from Virginia
It is always hard for rescues when they lose valued staff. Trainers etc have to live too and when jobs come up that will be able to pay more one cannot fault the staff member for looking to improve their finances and continue with getting better at what they love. The fans will miss Kylie and your right, if not for her many of the horses might not have found their new homes. Best of luck girl, you go out there and improve your life and your skills and the lives of future horses that you might work with.
Question ❓ i hear that red light 🚨 therapy can help animals with alota of the issues at hand . Is that an option for the rescues?
I love this channel, especially how the doctors /vets diagnose their patients, these women vets know their stuff and help their patients as much as they can. I love how they give their opinions and advice on these issues with the horses, and how much they care for the animals they treat with their care in mind and not people’s personal opinions. They actually can feel their pain and suffering, I can see it in their eyes and faces with their concerns. They are very compassionate and caring individuals. My hope and prayers are that they will never deter from this goal with their patients and continue to stay the loving and caring individuals that they are. HIGH 5 to all of you for doing such a wonderful work in helping these poor animals attain the loving home and recovery time within their healing processes, and helping them have a second chance at life. 👍👍👍👍👍🥰👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🐴🇺🇸
OMG! Kylie will be missed. She was so good working with the horses, knowing their sweet spots especially when Paulie the farrier comes. The one horse was so mesmerized by her scratches that I don't even think the horse knew Paulie was even there, let alone working on the feet. Maybe she'll be back to volunteer. Best of luck Kaylie!
lol Pauly’s always a riot 😂 he’s awesome and obviously cares for the horses even though he’s got the difficult job of dealing with hooved babies bigger and heavier than him who don’t want their feet worked on
This poor girl with the holes in her head that was hit by the car I just feel for this mayor I’m just sick thank you Dr. Kristen for all you do for these old new broke down sad horses they need somebody just like you you’re so gentle and then try to shave that I don’t know what it is like tryoozing or something I don’t know I feel so bad again thank you Dr. Kristen for what you do that mayor is really good as you scrub all that dry oozing stuff. God bless you guys. Yeah I was thinking maybe out of x-ray that and she was going on its side between the two holes. thank God, there are no maggots in there. Everybody will be grabbing a bucket to barf and maggots have to be the nastiest things ever no
I’m wondering given the through and through hole if it was a projectile rather than a car accident.
Dr Kristen, I love your work, and Pauley - you neeeeeed the Haffy - either you take her (?) or I will - though I don't have $26k for Quarantine and Flights to Australia, then a further $2k for transport f rom the Sydnew Q. Centre to me in Regional South Australia (Think middle of the country but when you hit half way you go across slightly down of that triangle in the centre - just 77km down the coast from the point of the gulf that is the centre there.... Maybe I should just get one off a lady I know who breeds beautiful Haflingers here in SA for riding, driving etc ... though shes slowed down now.
Love the delivery at the end :D thats awesome.
Love the channel.. question,,,why so many cars on the property: Im new to the channel by the way..
Cindy’s Husband also has a business on the property. He is a auto mechanic I believe
Yes!
I hope that Doctor Kristen the vet is still working with you guys. I haven't seen her in any recent videos?
What these women do at ponytails to save this little black horse I think her name is Julie if you want ahead videos, you’ll see her now she turned into a really cute little mare.
Thanks!
Thank you!
@@PonyTalesRefuge You're welcome,keep up the good work that you're doing to help the horses ❤