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My mare has a swollen hind fetlock. She's not lame and there is no heat. You don't notice it when she has full weight on the offending leg ie. when she's resting the opposite one. However when she stands on all 4 then it looks huge at the front of the joint. I've only had her a few months and...

Shes a Section A yearling.

My yearling filly still has a healing wound on her pastern, just below her fetlock. It's healed loads, but is still not right, as it will take time. It's about the size of a 10p. It has pink skin around the edges and a small, raised darker pink bit in the middle. I'm taking her to our first show...

Anyone tried it?? What sort of results did you get??

Thanks everyone.Have just ordered the 25+ strength which is the highest one I can find. She's hopefuly having the skin flap cut off end of this Week. Can I apply it on to the new wound,(from the cut off skin flap), straight away??

Thanks all. Will check with Vet.

Is it not safe to feed after she's got over the sadation then? Is it detrimental to feed her 1/2 hr before? How soon after can I feed her haylage?

I'm hoping to have the Vet out to cut the skin flap away from my yearlings leg wound at the end of this Week. She'll have to sedate, so my question is: My yearling comes in at night and has a feed and haylage overnight. If the Vet comes at around the time she comes in,(5pm), should I feed her...

It's for any size wound. cut, abbrassion, fungus etc. If you google it, you'll find the site. All the info. you need is on there. I found a UK distributor for it, as it's from the US. Let me know if you want some and I'll give you the link. I paid £15 + £3 P+P for 463ml.

Maggie2: Could you give me some more info. on Sedalin please. Is it something I'd have to get from the Vet?

Thanks for all the replies. I would have to thin it a bit with heat so I can apply it with a syringe. There's no way in world she'll let me ladel it on the wound! Kezzysenior: Sounds like we have the same problem with not being able to get near the back legs! It makes it so awkward doesn't it...

Over 40 people have read this, but no help! Has nobody used Manuka honey before??

My filly cut her leg just below the fetlock 2 Weeks ago. The actual wound which was quite deep is healing really well. It has a thick skin flap which the Vet is going to remove once it's receeded further in about a Weeks time. I've been squirting a herbal wound healer in it twice a day which...