VHS Harry

VHS HARRY

Spring 2008

Harry’s arthritis has worsened through the winter getting to a point at one stage where we were only able to pick up three of his legs to pick out his feet. But with the weather warming up now he seems less apprehensive about picking up his near hind. Harry has moved into the barn now with Melody to allow him to move freely and exercise at will, he is on a new supplement called flex from Grande meadows to help with his arthritis. Due to moving stables, he is no longer boxed next to Tommy but still has plenty of opportunity to play with him in the field during the day. He has also been able to spend more time near Jerry, who he came to the centre with.
Harry has become quite bolshy with the added space, particularly around food so he is now tied up for his tea. Even though he doesn’t appreciate this much, his attitude has improved and Harry once again is more of a gentleman. For a big boy Harry doesn’t need much in the way of feed:
1 Fibergy
1⁄2 Pasture nuts
Supplements
Garlic
Grande Meadows Flex

Spring 2007
Harry has really aged this winter, and is now showing signs of arthritis in his navicular bone. For this reason he is now brought in at night until the very warm evenings are here. He is now retired due to his arthritis, but still enjoys going for walks down to the beach. He is very good friends with Mel, Simon and Milly but is still adored by Tommy

He has been on Cortaflex HA to help with his arthritis and is fed a high fibre feed of Fibregy and Pasture Nuts to help keep his weight manageable,
as like many cobs he is a very good doer.

Harry and Tommy can be adopted and given as a gift to a friend.

Thank you for visiting Harry.