coby
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How would you know if a horse had been denerved? Would there be visible scarring, and where on the foot or leg would this scarring be located?
denerving / neurectomy
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clairefeekerry1
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my mums horse has had it done twice, she has hairy legs so little difficult to tell but there is no visable signs or scarring so not sure
fingers_crossed
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If it's done well, the operation was designed so nobody would be able to tell!
cptrayes
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Prick the heel bulb with a pin. If the horse doesn't react it's got no feeling and has had the back of its foot denerved.
Chestnuttymare
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Prick the heel bulb with a pin. If the horse doesn't react it's got no feeling and has had the back of its foot denerved.
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And if it hasn't you will l get a swift kick to the head
Prick the heel bulb with a pin. If the horse doesn't react it's got no feeling and has had the back of its foot denerved.
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And if it hasn't you will l get a swift kick to the head