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Gastric Stomach Ulcer Syndrome
Started this discussion. Last reply by Barbara F. May 6, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi everyone,I have finally started some intensive basic dressage training with my 6 yo wb gelding. Prior to this work, Lorenzo has had a rather cruisey life as a station horse out in the country but…Continue
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Minimising scarring from large wounds - any tips?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Loz Mar 15, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Well, Lorenzo successfully managed to meet the vet despite only being at his new agistment centre for less than a week! So now my poor lad has a large, deep gash down his side which has been stitched…Continue
Tags: horse care, horse health, scarring, horse injuries
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My boy loves red licorice as well as vegemite on crackers!
Gastric Stomach Ulcer Syndrome
Hi everyone,I have finally started some intensive basic dressage training with my 6 yo wb gelding. Prior to this work, Lorenzo has had a rather cruisey life as a station horse out in the country but was recently bought back in to the city/stable life with me. It's been about 3 weeks since we started working together maybe 5 or 6 times a week of half hour sessions. We are working on straightness and frame - it's been hard work for both of us!!A few days ago Lorenzo started exhibiting signs of…See More
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Loz replied to Barnmice Team's discussion 'PHOTO CAPTION CONTEST WEEK: MARCH 15'
After ingesting copious amounts of catnip, Felix was suffering from a bad case of the munchies.
Loz replied to Loz's discussion 'Minimising scarring from large wounds - any tips?'
I know, I still cring at the memory of the vet lifting various peices of skin away from the wound and snipping out bits of flesh...it was definately an experience I would rather keep as a once off!
Lorenzo has a habit of injuring himself - he…
Loz replied to Loz's discussion 'Minimising scarring from large wounds - any tips?'
He seems to be doing ok so far - we keep him rugged to keep the flys away and to stop him from biting at the area.
Unfortunately we've had to let him out in to a bigger paddock to graze because there is fluid swelling underneath the wound and…
Mary Ginn replied to Loz's discussion 'Minimising scarring from large wounds - any tips?'
Wow! "Pretty" pictures! We had a horse with a major injury on her upper leg that stitches wouldn't hold together, so she literally had to grow new skin for about the size of my hand. She started with exposed muscle and finished with a…
Jan Jollymour replied to Loz's discussion 'Minimising scarring from large wounds - any tips?'
Hi, Loz:
I took at look at the photos, and really your best bet gien the location of the wound is to minimize movement until the sutures are removed. The quieter he is the better, and you really don't want him pulling at the sutures as the…
Minimising scarring from large wounds - any tips?
Well, Lorenzo successfully managed to meet the vet despite only being at his new agistment centre for less than a week! So now my poor lad has a large, deep gash down his side which has been stitched up (pictures are attached) so I was wondering if anyone has any tips for minimising scarring? I dont know how he did it, but it was sometime around 5pm yesterday arvo and was discovered at about 6pm by the stable hand who went to bring him in for his dinner. Fortunately there is no swelling just…See More
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I cant believe how far Riva has come since the first time I rode him. What a little trooper!
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Loz commented on Alaina M.'s group 'Yes, I kiss my horse'
Lorenzo does this cute little lippy-nuzzle thing on my shoulder when i tickle just behind his ears. I'm sure its just mutual grooming but i like to pretend its a smooch ;)
Loz commented on Heather Troglauer's group 'Mare Stare Viewers'
wow, keep Cinny away from any sharp corners...she might just pop from the looks of things!
Yes, I kiss my horse
You know you do it... who can resist that soft muzzle after a hard day's work or a great lesson?
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Hey! welcome to barnmice :)
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- Hi everyone! My name is Loz, and I'm 24 and live in Perth, Western Australia. I am the proud owner of Lorenzo, a rising 6 year old trakehner warmblood gelding and part owner of a rising 3 year old andalusian gelding named Riva. I've never competed, but i hope to do so in the near future - eventing with Lorz, and dressage and hacking with Riva. Drop me a line sometime :)
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