lillie07
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Where are the sub-mandibular lymph nodes on a horse? Are they the ones at the side of the face known as "grass glands"?
Stupid question..
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LusoLover
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That's not a stupid question. I've never heard of them even!
custard
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Yes they are, but I call them hamster pouches!!
evsj
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They must be the ones that go puffy when horses eat frosty grass?
Morrigan_Lady
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Yes they are, but I call them hamster pouches!!
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Haha, thats what I call them aswell. Arch comes in with a hamster face every day!
Yes they are, but I call them hamster pouches!!
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Haha, thats what I call them aswell. Arch comes in with a hamster face every day!
Sparkly
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Sub = under
Mandible = jaw
So they are actually the ones underneath the horses jaw... as opposed to the "hamster cheek" ones (I think)
Mandible = jaw
So they are actually the ones underneath the horses jaw... as opposed to the "hamster cheek" ones (I think)
lillie07
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Thats where I got confused but I think you might be right as typing it into google brings up lots of information on strangles. Thanks for your help