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This is my check list for the two, tell me what i am missing... Stormy: ...
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    checklist for things for new horse and barn

    This is my check list for the two, tell me what i am missing...

    Stormy: (Already vaccinated)

    Health:
    -Worm
    -Feet Trim
    -Iodine For rain rot

    Living Area:
    -Stall have shavings so he can just go in when he arives
    -No nails sticking out (hasn't been stalled in a while, might be over ctive)
    -Water working
    -Fresh hay available
    -Water Buckets on hand if he doesn't drink out of waterer
    -Electrolites for water

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    Move to the new barn on 1st:

    Prepare:
    -Strip stall
    -Clean all tack
    -Pack all tack
    -Buy more grain for new barn

    Stormy to prepair:
    -Practice safe loading
    -Get him at least leading well again (not pushy) if he is
    -Get him used to being touched all over or at least start.
    -Teach him to back up to get out of the trailer if he can't already (probably can)

    New barn

    -Tack in place
    -Water Buckets on hand
    -A good 1-2'' of shavings already down so stormy can just go to his stall
    -Electrolites
    -Everything signed
    -Grain area secured
    -Stall safe (no nails, sink holes etc)

    SO, what did i forget?
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    looks good to me
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    How exciting, sounds like you are have put alot of thought into it. I always like to have a basic first aid kit around just incase they do anything. Over here when I moved my horse I also had to register with the local vet so that he was on their books. Good luck in your new home!

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    ah yes, i have a first aid and vet already for my current horse
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    what is also good is to have a card with your name, horse name, vet #, ferrier #, your #, and any other emergency numbers on it. we had them at college they hung on the stall, we also had what the horse got for feed and hay.
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    thanks!
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    Looks like you've got it covered! I would also go over his turnout area to check it for possible hazards-dangerous plants, any nails sticking out on the fence (if it has nails), check the electric if it's an electric fence, look for sharp rocks, rabbit/gopher holes, etc.
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    So you are getting Stormy for sure then?

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    yeah sounds like u have got it all covered!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Commanderkins
    So you are getting Stormy for sure then?
    yes. I will ahve pictures, my friends friend is bringing her camera back, hopefully in time to get pictures of gracie as well
    Cross Country
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