Please don't ride those hoofless horses on the beach, too many time they don't dispose of poop. My suggestion would be to get in contact with the hotel that you stayed at for guidance. Dr's in Negril are on point with medications for treatment.
Please don't ride those hoofless horses on the beach, too many time they don't dispose of poop. My suggestion would be to get in contact with the hotel that you stayed at for guidance. Dr's in Negril are on point with medications for treatment.
This is one of the reasons we do not hang around any place that has dogs or cats unless we are wearing shoes. So that leaves out any place on the beach that has dogs/cats since we never wear shoes on the beach. I know this will upset all the dog/cat lovers out there, but neither has a place near the beach. Hopefully owners of businesses on the beach are learning that dogs /cats are NOT an attraction but actually hurt their business.
We agree with you totally. A resort should not have dogs/cats on the property. I cringe when I see parents allowing their kids to walk around without footwear on lawns, sidewalks, etc. After what hubby went thru, we are not really concerned what animal lovers think either. The cat population on the property where we stay is out of control.....bad!!! No doubt it was on the beach area of this property that my husband contracted hookworm.Originally Posted by Captain Oil
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