De-worming my Naughty Horse

Hey guys! I just finished my 20 minute speech on Monday! It went well and I am so glad that it is over, the stress and the anxiety while working on it were taking a toll on me. But all is well now and I have much more free time to do what I want and just in time too, the weather is becoming so nice!

Also, being so busy with that speech I hadn't been down to see Ava in over a week! But finally I did, although the only thing I did was de-worm her. I've had to delay it for a while and now it had to be done. I felt bad afterwards because she did not look amused with me when I was finished. But I did spoil her with some grain - which she usually doesn't get often and hopefully it made her feel better.

Ava is not very easy to worm. I don't blame her though, I've smelled wormers before (yes, I'm that weird) and they smell horrid. But it has to be done one way or another. For the first few years of owning Ava I would get little bunches of grass, squirt a bit of wormer into it and let her eat it, which worked fine until it turned to winter which was much harder... So, for a while I had difficulty worming her. But, one lovely day I was browsing around YouTube and came across this video that Clinton Anderson made and after watching it I decided to try it on Ava, thinking what the heck, it can't make her worse. It solved everything! I finally found out how to successfully give Ava her wormer. Even though she will still be a stinker in the beginning, if I just stick to Clinton's little method he showed me she will be so much better about it and get her whole dose. That has been the only thing that has worked for Ava and I using Clinton's method's. It made me happy.