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robin nettle
robin nettle
Hello, I am having some struggles maintaining one of my horses health. While it is 27+ years old it has a philosopher's stone but every time it ages it loses so much health. For 5+ times aging it continuously says that she is skinny but I keep feeding the max amount of food to restore her as suggested and there is no improvement. I have used multiple Black Orchids to restore her health as well and none of it lasts. Is this a glitch? I have never had this happen before. Thank you in advance!
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  • Yesterday
    robin nettle
    robin nettle
    This is a link to the horses page if you are interested/ need to see for yourself: https://www.howrse.com/elevage/chevaux/cheval?id=84713447&message=vieillissement
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  • Yesterday
    Argorok
    Argorok
    The horse is still about 300 points underweight. Its health won't get better or stop falling until it is corrected.
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  • Yesterday
    Argorok
    Argorok
    To add, based on how underweight it was, 5+ agings with no improvements isn't unusual if the horse was insanely underweight when you started correcting it. I used to do skillers frequency on my old account, with it just being lesson and age up until around 23. It then took 6-8 months to get it back to a healthy weight with max oats and fodder.
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  • Yesterday
    Argorok
    Argorok
    Just noticed I should clarify, by 6-8 months, I meant agings with a water of youth.
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    Ravenknight
    Ravenknight
    This is true. Once the weight s back up horse will be fine it has a stone. Ive bought immortal horses that had a stone that was probably used as an ap horse. Really skinny usually for their coat.
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    Mischief In Heels
    Mischief In Heels
    As has been stated until their weight is fixed for a while their health isn't going to show much improvement. As an example my dragons have been *extremely* underweight for quite a while, so glad I can turn off the fight animation, and while they've gained 400-500 pounds each depending on when I started feeding them again their health hasn't improved at all. I don't expect to see a noticeable improvement till they've been at weight for a few days.
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    robin nettle
    robin nettle
    OK thanks everyone, I really appreciate it! I will lock this forum now as well default smiley (l)
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    robin nettle
    robin nettle
    Thanks everyone for responding!
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