Yeah.

So we ended up leaving him for a few weeks there, and then we came back to Kentucky from a vacation, and then we were actually moving to Idaho, uh, briefly when we were, uh, at the school there.

And we were luckily able to source some really, really great grass hay, and then we started by soaking it and then adding a ration balancer.

We actually did Mad Barn Immunity, uh, which worked really well for the soil levels and minerals there.

And then we also always feed our horses loose white salt, which you can buy at Tractor Supply.

For 50 pounds, it's usually, like, 7 to $12, so it's a really great deal, and we just put that out in a grain pan, free choice for our horses.

Uh, and then we also decided to add a little bit of a vitamin E supplement.

So I would love you to touch upon, you know, how did you build your team around rehab or how, when you're rehabbing a case, what do you look for in terms of who you're working with or how you interact with the other professionals or what that looks like for you guys?