Dizzleton
Well-Known Member
My horse always has a bit of cough every winter due to being stabled at night. But this last couple of weeks he seems particularly bad where he is coughing up white phlegm. He does not wheeze, have nasal discharge, shortness of breath or lack impulsion when exercised. He usually coughs when we walk out to the field or the first few minutes of ridden work.
The vet has been out previously and stated that he's allergic to dust but does not suffer from COPD or RAO, however this was about 3 years ago.
Should I call the vet out for an endoscope exam?
The vet has been out previously and stated that he's allergic to dust but does not suffer from COPD or RAO, however this was about 3 years ago.
Should I call the vet out for an endoscope exam?