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• Foal with symptoms of flu ??

  Posted on 2009/11/10 by Taylor

  Hi i have just bought a Welsh Section A colt foal about a week ago and ive noticed hes started to have discharge coming from his nose and coughs sometimes, i hope its not serious, could you give me any advice, hes only 6 months old and im really worried as hes gone quite lazy almost, he doesnt really want to walk any where and if he does hes very slow Taylor

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• hurt horse

  Posted on 2009/11/03 by User

  rockstar had cut his hind fetlock joint in the front and it has swelled up and its leaking a yellowish thick liquid and i think it might be because its infected? can you tell me what to do?

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• HORSE MAJOR ISSUE

  Posted on 2009/09/21 by User

  My horse has scratched the top of his tail raw until it has bled and oozing. Both sides of his bum and under his tail the skin is presenting with the same. I bought a tail guard and used it while he was travelling but it didn't work. I am at my wits end and very worried for him. PLEASE PLEASE HELP HIM & ME

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• colic

  Posted on 2009/07/16 by User

  my horse was treated for colic yesterday evening but he is finding it hard to walk can u tell me why

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• Swollen Fetlocks / lameness

  Posted on 2009/07/16 by User

  Hi, I have an 11 yr old mare. She had laminitis in 2005 but is fully recovered. I use her for light hacking, but have not been able to ride her much over the past year due to work commitments. A few weeks ago I began to spend more time riding as I noticed that she was becoming overweight again. Yesterday I went on a 2 hour hack, and half way around I noticed that her hind fetlocks kept 'buckling' - giving way as if she had trod on a stone or something. It was only one every ten minutes or so. This morning I went to get her in from the field and her hind legs are very stiff, with both hind fetlocks swollen. Her left hind fetlock, when trotted, does buckle occasionally....

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• Swollen Fetlocks / lameness

  Posted on 2009/07/16 by User

  Hi, I have an 11 yr old mare. She had laminitis in 2005 but is fully recovered. I use her for light hacking, but have not been able to ride her much over the past year due to work commitments. A few weeks ago I began to spend more time riding as I noticed that she was becoming overweight again. Yesterday I went on a 2 hour hack, and half way around I noticed that her hind fetlocks kept 'buckling' - giving way as if she had trod on a stone or something. It was only one every ten minutes or so. This morning I went to get her in from the field and her hind legs are very stiff, with both hind fetlocks swollen. Her left hind fetlock, when trotted, does buckle occasionally....

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• Swollen Fetlocks / lameness

  Posted on 2009/07/16 by User

  Hi, I have an 11 yr old mare. She had laminitis in 2005 but is fully recovered. I use her for light hacking, but have not been able to ride her much over the past year due to work commitments. A few weeks ago I began to spend more time riding as I noticed that she was becoming overweight again. Yesterday I went on a 2 hour hack, and half way around I noticed that her hind fetlocks kept 'buckling' - giving way as if she had trod on a stone or something. It was only one every ten minutes or so. This morning I went to get her in from the field and her hind legs are very stiff, with both hind fetlocks swollen. Her left hind fetlock, when trotted, does buckle occasionally....

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• 4 year old stud colt pony

  Posted on 2009/07/02 by User

  We are looking at a 4 yr. old stud colt pony to let my son break for a goat tying horse. He is a nice looking no scars, but when he walks his back left leg seams to lock up. After you walk him around it gets better, but he lifts his leg a little high and if you turn him it seams to lock up again. Can this be fixed where this pony could be used in rodeo events or will this always be a problem?

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• Blood Clots

  Posted on 2009/06/29 by User

  We have a horse that has a blood clot. The vet gave him meds. but they are not working. He is limping and losing circulation in his leg. What can we do??

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• newborn foal

  Posted on 2009/06/25 by User

  my horse just had a foal. but she wont feed it now so im having to bottle feed him. but he's refusing to eat. whats wrong?

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