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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2024
- Who's ready for a "star-studded" episode featuring Dr. Kristin, Dr. Wodack, AND Pauly? A busy week at the Shelter with the new auction horses, technical difficulties at every turn, and so much more!
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Pauly is a horsey rockstar!
Can you imagine how painful it would be to wear different size shoes for weeks without relief? Not only would your feet hurt but your legs, hips, and back. Glad you are working with a ferrier who knows his art.
These poor Horses with terrible foot problems came from somewhere, someone neglected this poor Horse badly and let him suffer for years, His Coat not brushed out ever, eye disease, multiple Organ disease from negligence why is this Organization not advocating for the Horse and allowing this neglect to go unpunished, maybe I’m nieve in this neck of the woods but Cruelty cannot and shouldn’t go unchecked. Punish Cruelty
So glad Pauly got those shoes of that poor mare. Its no wonder she's so gimpy. I hope she feels better soon. ❤
I have such a Deep Respect for Every person who works with these Animals.
Pauly it takes a Very Special Person to do the work you do! Not only is it dangerous it's heartbreaking too.
I see it in your face, You NEVER SAY NO AND YOUR ALWAYS DOING WHAT IS BEST FOR THE ANIMAL.
YOUR IN A CLASS OF YOUR OWN.
That's definitely true.
Dr. Wodak, the chiropractor, is wonderful. I love her kindness and her skill. She doesn’t give up.
She is fabulous.
I was happy to see Dr Kristin and Pauly back as well as the Chiropractor. The minis are so cute. The entire Pony Tales team are amazing and I’m so thankful for all you do.❤️🙏
Amen to that.
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I really appreciate the acknowledgement going back to the horses after the adjustments. Their faces are so expressive, their surprise and contentment when they know they won't be hurt by your gentle hands. Thank you for respecting these beautiful animals, and making their lives better, as well as teaching them that some humans are just there to help.❤
Watching Lily be loaded reminded me of something I heard a few days ago - "Horses are scared of two things - things that move and things that don't!"
Wishing her green pastures and sunny skies!
Shea was very right in this statement 😄 Horses are scared only of those two things😃
Free spirit equestrian ❤❤❤❤
...right
Pauley is such a calm person but he is awesome
I'm a large and companion animal vet in North Chicago. It is so refreshing to hear a Farrier know what he is ACTUALLY talking about! I've had so many farriers for my horses and I try to keep the ones that actually know what they are doing. (Note: I don't tell the farriers I'm a vet at first until I get to know them)
Keep that man at all costs!
I wonder why there’s such a difference in their skill set among farriers?
This episode makes me even more thankful for the few wonderful farriers our horses have had over the years ❤
Awesome doctor with the horses and finding out just where it hurts the most. Lily is a beautiful mare, hope she gets someone who will treat her right and love her as she should be loved. HIGH 5 to all of you and the team….👍❤️🙏🏼🐎🇺🇸
So great to see Dr. Kristen and Pauley. You all do such amazing work for each and every rescue. Glad the chute has permanent placement now, will be a great tool to keep everyone and the horses safe.❤
They seem to love chiropractor it so good
Oh my gosh,the second horse the mare was so funny.She was trying so hard not to let on your adjstments felt good.
Think when she let,s through she is going to be a real character and a wonderful horse.
Hey guys I wanted to say I am glad that Lily got her new for ever home 🏡. And Thank goodness you guys have Pauly. To do your horses Cindy. All my 💕🥰❤️🤗💖 to all.
I’m waiting to see the paint, lick and chew then I know we’re going in the right direction Indy is really pretty
It happened early on
You all are amazing 4 what you'll do day in day out love you all &God bless you all
Yeah Fabbella s originated in south America , great little driving ponies !
Beautiful paint. He seems to appreciate the work being done on him.❤ 🐎
The little horses are called Falabellas. They're from Argentina. We have two of them here at our petting zoo part of our local zoo and they're even smaller than the minis but are a lot more refined in their structure. Sort of like a Welsh pony.
I really do appreciate how much time you gave Lily to get familiar with the transporter. No pressure at all and lots of patience! Thanks for all your dedication and love for the horses. You are all amazing ❤
Good Luck Lily❤
It makes me so mad at the people who did these horses wrong. 😢. But I am so glad you all have them and Pauly is there to provide such expert advice.
Hi Pauly. You mentioned the falabella pony and this is what I found on google
The Falabella is an Argentine breed of small horse. It is among the smallest of horse breeds, with a height at the withers in the range 63-86 cm.
Wikipedia
Yay! The chiropractor! She’s amazing ❤
As I watch these channels about "stressed" horses I am amazed and impressed with the love and compassion shown. It fills my heart with love. May you all be blessed with courage to carry on for them.
Nice to see Dr Kristen back she is a lovely vet and Pauly really knows what he is doing. It is a shame other farriers don't seem to have a clue what they are doing, how can you put a shoe on upside down.
I am just in love how Pauly treats the horses and his knowledge! What an amazing farrier!!
It’s so awful the State these poor horses come in, their Coat is beyond a mess, hasn’t been brushed in over a year!
These little ones are so cute❤❤❤❤
I'm crying darlings, I can see how much they want to trust humans..... They know the Quack is helping them but their fear is still there...they WANT TO TRUST..... Blessings darlings from Granny Linda......
Is the farrier single? 😂 I love listening to him educate on feet and explaining what’s wrong with each horse.
You can really see that Pauly takes his job seriously and is well educated as a farrier. There is more to know about the hoof/ leg anatomy then just slapping a pair of shoes on a horse. Love that he takes the time to explain the problem and what he can do to try and correct it. ❤
The farrier is actually teaching horsowners things they should know or the farriers should know but don’t just from how their feet are.
Had to Google Falabella’s! So cute!❤❤. Thanks Pauly!
Thank you for the great live video. I made it a little late.❤❤❤❤ This is a Beautiful horse and tall.😂😂
Pony Tales is on !!! Oh boy! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
The chiro’s voice is so calming. It’s like ASMR for me! Lol
Missed the start but will go back. Hi from Oregon.
Hello evening!
Great episode! What an incredible staff for the dailey love and care. Also froom the chiro, to the doc to Pauly. You are all so patient. And ending with Lillie getting a 3rd try for a happy home. Love you all!❤❤❤❤❤
So much packed into that episode. Vet visits, Pauly, chiro minis, shoes on wrong, Lily getting adopted. Great watching.
Those babies would make the cutest cart pair!
What a wonderful episode. Love the chiropractor, the horses do too - doc ist awesome as well. Pauly, just outstanding - you are so lucky to have such a great team to help ya. Third time lucky for Lilly - this time it will work out for her, bless her soul. You are all so fantastic, you all do such amazing work.
It’s disgusting to see how some horses were so neglected - in every possible way! Those feet, ahh hooves, have got to do a lot of carrying - no wonder they have so many problems - shoddy so called farrier along the line! Pauly sure has his work cut out!
The stock looks good - hope it makes things easier for ya all!
Those Falabellas are so tiny - and so cute.
I love you guys so much. Thank you for doing so much for these equines.
Yay Dr.Kristen is back I’m in love 😍 lol !!!
Your channel just earned my subscription. On the white horse with the hoof issue...
The sugar draws lymph into the wound, nourishing regenerating tissues and preventing bacteria growth. Swelling is reduced, white cells that help clean and debride the wound are attracted and nourished, and a protective layer of protein is formed over the wound. Sugar also deodorizes necrotic wounds...
just an idea...
Hugs from Esquimalt.
Wonderful episode, Thank You
Pauly needs his own show! 🤩
Absolutely showing the work he does on ALL the horses he works on
Oh my god that poor horse with those shoes..what sort of 'farrier ' puts a shoe on UPSIDE DOWN ? AND USE DRAFT NAILS..jeez that poor poor horse..and the one with the thrush .to be honest ALL their feet..except for the mini's were awful..l don't know farriering but all l have to do is look at Pauly's reaction to know it ain't good..!! His disgust shows..and rightly so because this is his domain and things like this give farriers a bad name..Pauly..YOU ROCK..loved you picking up Biggie Smalls😂😂.. The chiropractor did amazing with Indy and Julie too.. it made me laugh when Julie grudgingly gave a lick😊.. l think what they can do is amazing.. l have awful arthritis and would just love to go to a chiropractor just to see if it could help.. my mom had to wear a steel corset for yrs then she went to a chiropractor who worked wonders and advised her to go dancing which she couldn't do because of the pain lifting her arms..she went every 6 weeks for about a yr then didn't need it anymore..he changed her life although she did say the first time she heard a crack she thought he'd broken a bone😂.. anyway enough chatter from me..lovely to see Lily go to someone who knows her and will give her the time she needs to learn to trust again..we humans have a LOT to answer for..😢.. Halo's cut was bad..the vet did a great job stitching it..and fingers 🤞 crossed its not cancerous just proud flesh..its amazing how horses do that with the proud flesh thingy.. its definitely a bleeder..hopefully Pauly can sort the weird hoof but out next time..great new shute already been christened by Halo..!!🎉.. Great video ladies and the wonderful Nate and Pauly..l so look forward to your vids..the longer the better..l sit down with a cuppa in bed..earphones in and just enjoy..Thank you..and God Bless you all for your hard work and dedication..🇬🇧💕✝️🙏👍👏🐎🐎🐎🐴🐴🫏🫏🇺🇸
I used to work with an old retired big grey hanoverian mare and any sort of scrape or injury due to her cushings would leave her with granulation tissue. I remember we had to wrap her pasturns every day and clean her pasturn wounds because she would get proud flesh and granulation tissue where she would get these wicked bedsores... it was a constant battle we eventually found some solid bedsore boots that she would be turned out in when it was dry and put to bed with (at night check) that wouldnt rub her skin raw. Thank goodness.
Pauly was referring to Falabella and they are awesome little horses if bred properly. They are super intelligent and have unusually long life spans at over 40 yrs. From what i know about them (which isn't a bunch) they average at like 7 or 8 hands, classified as a true mini, and originated from Argentina.
Falabellas have much finer bones than minis and should be ridden by even small children. Minis are descended from shetlands and have much denser bone. Their coats are also finer than minis.
Add should NOT be ridden
I love the singer/rapper names you picked out for them. ❤
Nobody tosses a dwarf 😂😂
Thank you for sharing!🐴
Welcome back with Pauley and Dr. Christen. The horses are in good hands.
Thank you very much for doing what you do.
I would love to have a job working there, these are the type horses that i have always worked with and I excelled with. The end result is always worth the hard work, time and patience.
The names of these horses are fantastic by the way 😂 i love them
I had a young filly that had proud flesh on the front of her leg where she had cut it on a barbed wire fence. An old horseman had me get kerosine and salt. He mixed it together and put it as a poultice on the proud flesh with changing the wrap every day and it was healed up within a week. Her leg didn't even have a scar on it when it was done.
Dr Kristin, Dr Wodack and Pauly are absolutely priceless! It is darn near impossible to find a vet, chiropractor and farrier that all see eye to eye and work in tune with one another. Most of the time self importance plays a part with one, or all, of them. Y'all hit the jackpot with those three!
I am proud to see someone step up and care for these poor horses. I am very proud of all of you! This is both physically and mentally demanding and exhausting. If that isn't enough, it drains a bank account quickly. The kindness and patience that all of you show is admirable. May God keep blessing your organization and all of you individually, as well! Keep up the great work!❤
*WARNING* Unsolicited Advice:
For the proud flesh, a product called Wonder Dust works miracles!
You start application once the wound starts healing, and it 'eats' the proud flesh as it starts to form. It has saved me alot of expense and my horses alot of misery. My vet recommended Wonder Dust 35+ years ago, and I have used it ever since! Never a disappointment!
From a fan in East Texas
I love your videos they are very educational to those that may not realize the care horses need!
So glad you’re able to do this on this scale !❤. We have 2 rescues after loosing our 29 yo matriarch who is born in this farm Chico rebel cars. The rescues sergeant was Amish carriage horse 400 pounds underweight hooves is flat as pancakes. He’s healthy and happy. Gunner is off the track racehorse who’s race name was fighting her he had a prior arranger that kept him from ever racing, but he is a good horse with plenty of potential at only six years old❤❤❤🙏🏼
Thanks!
Thank you!
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL XOXO
Good job Ray👏👏👏👏. Thx for the narrative.
Thank you for doing this GRT work.
Thanks for all you do for these angels 😇 💖
Thank you for what you do!
What a great team you have. The love and care for the horses is plain to see. Amazing work
when i was younger my horse had a leag wound, we didn t have a large animal vet in the area, so the local small animals vet looked at the wound ... said it's proud flesh and handled my dad a scapel and said - it will bleed like the dickens but wont hurt till you ge to the live flesh. Dad did the job and the wound healed great with CUTHEAL
I love the names you have all giving these sweet creatures. The work you all do is amazing and something I always hoped I would be able to help with but my health had other plans. My first horse and my heart horse was an older appy named Tico, I still miss her 30 years later. Shoeing isn't anything you should cheap out on or just get anyone! One of the fastest way to undermine anything else you are doing for your horse/pony. So many people do not understand how expensive the up keep is for a horse, there is more then just feeding them and riding them!
Lily's second chance is wonderful to see.from all her past homes to her new one Pony Tales was the safe place. Thank you ❤ liked the Voice over part got the names.
what amazing people you are world needs more like you
This Farrier is so wonderful!
I just love Pauly. He is so good whit horses and he explain what he is doing. And Dr Kristin, she is a gem. Love all your videos and how all horses get the care. Lily is a beauty. I wish her al the best now. I agree whit some here that say the vet and the farrier are so important to the horse. Love you all for your work you do.
12:54 ❤aww she's so good
God bless u all
I love that you all are encouraging and healing horses to be the happiest versions of themselves. A new subscriber!
7:40 My lord, those huge eyes 😂And busy ears. He's trusting whatever's going on, but you can see the gears turning in his mind. "What is this witch craft? How did you do that?"
Can you build a special place for these high stresse horses away from so much activity when working on them? I found with my worried ones, it was a game changer.
O have perfect timing
Lilly reminds me of my morgan mares i had.
Fascinating ❣️❣️❣️😁
Wonderful episode, I am so happy for Marina and Lilly! Hopefully it will work out great. It´s always so nice to see Dr. Kristen working with the horses. And Pauly is a rockstar for sure! Trimming those mini babies´feet 😊 The chriropractor is also always doing such a thorough job. Everyone at Ponytales is doing such a fantastic job!
No matter the species of mammal, inclusive of humans, feet are complex and wonderful structures which require a surprising amount of proper and ongoing care!
Cheaping out on the shoes is, as Franklin might have said, “penny wise and pound foolish.” There is no upside, only a downside, to neglecting the far distal end to a leg!
I’m not surprised to find that the farrier was a wrestler; he carries himself well yet.
By and large these rescue, respite, recovery, rehab and rehoming organizations seem to do much good!!
Good episode. 💗🏆
I would love to see a Paulie compilation!
well i am impresed by the farier as he is what one supose to be as farier, a special foot doctor and a blacksmith combined as horses are feet 80 % and 20% stomach... well you get my point
Bravo mate loved your job and your approach on the issues as your knowledge thank you for helping the suffering
U guys are amazing ❤❤
I went to visit my dad's house.When he was a kid they had a bunch of horses on their property. They had this one horse which was completely blind. But that horse knenowhere her stall was. No matter where you brought her on that property, she would go right back to her stall so a lot of times my dad's dad and my dad would have that horse lead the rest of the horses to. The stable. The same horse trampled a wolf to death. That horse was fearless.It could smell really well.Oh and if it didn't like you could not go near it.
😂 yup loving the names
Thank you all for showing the horses and focusing on the chiro, vet, and farrier. Love seeing the full process with the horses included. Please dont go the route of horse plus videos, where 90% of the videos are just blather, begging for funds, and static shots of the barn sign.
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Just putting it out there in regards to the white horse with the hoof issue but, a few years ago a friend of mine had an ulcer that wouldn't heal. He was diabetic and there were problems with circulation and blood supply and other issues. It went on for so long and got so bad that they were going to amputate his foot but, they offered him a trial of "maggot therapy" instead. He accepted and was, as far as l know, the first person in Aotearoa/ New Zealand to try it. They put specially bred sterile green-bottle fly maggots (apparently smaller than a grain of rice) on the wound and, every few days he went back to hospital and they swapped them out for new ones. Apparently maggots actually only eat decaying flesh and kill bacteria and, within about a month the wound had healed enough that they were able to save his foot. According to him, it was pretty painless and he couldn't really feel them, plus he was pretty stoked to get the chance to save his foot. Might be worth trying on the horse hoof, if you can't get to it to get it clean any other way. 😊
I wonder if the Chiropractor ever needs a Chiropractor, regardless she performs magic on the horses, bless❤❤❤
I'm so glad that these poor horses who need so much help have such an excellent farrier for their neglected feet. I've worked with jumpers and thoroughrbed race horses, whose feet were always cared for properly, so I haven't seen such cases as you get. So glad that you do what you do to help these magnificent animals! Happy Lily has found her forever home. Curious as to what on earth happened to her tail? Did it get caught in something?
My sister has a few horses. One of them is a pain in the butt. She is extremely smart. And big and she knows it. About once a month I have to go chase her through the woods to get her back into the property. The problem is is there's a abandoned orchard near my sister's house. Somehow the horse figured it out. And she figured out there is a swamp in between the two places. So if you're tracking her in the woods like I have to a lot. She will go back-and-forth.Cross that swamp numerous times to end up in that orchard. She has a scar on her side where she slid in the swamp and somehow found a piece of bob wire. But she is a very strong horse. But when you catch her, she gives up and lets you leader to the house until she wants to do it again.Or something allows it to happen. The horse is about seventeen or eighteen hands
Wow
I can smell those shoes from Arizona!
Still waiting on the Pauly pedi show!
Maybe Lily wants to call PTR home❤