2023 - My Shetland Blog

As well as reducing sugars as much as you can - you're going the right way getting her off grass and onto hay that's been soaked for a long time - exercise is also vital. Try to do at least a 30 minute brisk walk a day. If the weight isn't shifting talk to your vet about metformin tablets, they can help get things under control until the diet and exercise kick in.
 
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carthorse said:
As well as reducing sugars as much as you can - you're going the right way getting her off grass and onto hay that's been soaked for a long time - exercise is also vital. Try to do at least a 30 minute brisk walk a day. If the weight isn't shifting talk to your vet about metformin tablets, they can help get things under control until the diet and exercise kick in.
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She is quidding the hay so looking for hay replacer.
 
Be very careful with what you pick. I know you've got the dentist booked for mid October, but could you get the vet to have a look at them sooner? Soaked hay is probably the safest forage for her, so if she can eat that then that's the best bet.
 
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