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Please can anyone identify a lump that has been found in the leg/chest (armpit) of my wife's pony and if so could you please advise a course of action to remove it,
Many thanks in anticipation

(HOW ON EARTH DO YOU INSERT A PICTURE, MY ATTEMPTS TO INSERT IMAGE BRING UP A BOX ASKING FOR A URL ???)
 
You can upload photos from your computer to an album in your forum profile, or upload from your computer to photobucket (or similar) and then copy the IMG code and paste it in the forum reply box. :)
 
Please can anyone identify a lump that has been found in the leg/chest (armpit) of my wife's pony and if so could you please advise a course of action to remove it,
Many thanks in anticipation

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many thanks, I made a YouTube video animation as I found the coding page but couldn't get it done in the 15mins allowed to edit so I've tagged it on as a reply, hope that's ok, many thanks again :)
 
That looks like a sarcoid to me, your best course of action would be to get the vet involved rather than mess about trying to treat it yourself as it is raw and will be attracting flies which may make it grow bigger rather rapidly and possibly spread to other areas.
 
be positive said:
That looks like a sarcoid to me, your best course of action would be to get the vet involved rather than mess about trying to treat it yourself as it is raw and will be attracting flies which may make it grow bigger rather rapidly and possibly spread to other areas.
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extra info : spot feels globular in shape

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Agree. Looks like a sarcoid and it's quite a common area to find sarcoids. This isn't something you should treat yourself at home, you need to get a vet to have a look and have a definate diagnosis before you can decide on treatment options.
 
southerncomfort said:
Agree. Looks like a sarcoid and it's quite a common area to find sarcoids. This isn't something you should treat yourself at home, you need to get a vet to have a look and have a definate diagnosis before you can decide on treatment options.
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Thank you, is there a reason for sarcoids
 
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