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ses do things like this? I cannot begin to imagine what she did to herself, but she has a dandy little slice under her eye. At first it was just a small cut, but it has gotten a little inflamed. This is after a day of iccthammol which really opened it up and is pulling out the goo....she will live I suppose.
I guess this is the injury of the week. I probably got it because Squeak's eyes are looking good and she was let out of captivity to live like a horse instead of a felon.
ses do things like this? I cannot begin to imagine what she did to herself, but she has a dandy little slice under her eye. At first it was just a small cut, but it has gotten a little inflamed. This is after a day of iccthammol which really opened it up and is pulling out the goo....she will live I suppose.I guess this is the injury of the week. I probably got it because Squeak's eyes are looking good and she was let out of captivity to live like a horse instead of a felon.
Other than that, Rondee is doing great. Had this happened just a couple of months ago shortly after she got home from the trainer, we would have had a fiasco on our hands trying to doctor her. Instead, I can just fetch her right up out of the pasture and doctor her there, without a lead or any help. It obviously hurts, but mentally she is all there
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ouch, that looks like it hurts, at least she cut it under the eye and not like my mare who now has a spot on her eye.
I think it is tender from being inflamed--but the icthammol seems to be taking care of it. I have not even put her on antibiotics, and I hope that is not a mistake--the ic seems to be working well.
A monsoon came at feeding time, so I did not get to eyeball it tonight.
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