> Well, the x-rays were essentially negative, with the
> possible exception of a slight shadow along her tendon
> by the sesmoid. Vet really didn't think it was enough
> to cause the lameness. Then 2 days ago, I was
> cleaning her feet and along the white line back by her
> heel, I noticed an area that seemed kinda "gravelly".
> I dug at it and got some grainy stuff out. Looked
> almost like some of the footing from the arena had
> worked its way in there. Called the vet back...she
> may have a case of "gravel", so we're into hot soaks
> and antibiotics at the moment. She went on those
> Saturday, and I'm still not seeing much improvement if
Oh nooooooooooooo .......
> any. Give it a couple more days and then see. This is
> very frustrating! Another da**ed horse with symptoms
> and no definite cause! It could drive you crazy! If
> this doesn't work, I think I'll call in another vet.
> I really love my vet, but I'm not about to mess with
> this horse!
Can't say as I blame ya' .......
> I'll keep you posted.
Please do ...... I'll keep my fingers crossed for ya' that it's OK and is
nothing serious!! Take care now.
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* Origin: Jean's TRICK Horse Barn (1:371/33)
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