sweetblossom
Well-Known Member
Really worried
just come back from the yard, will be going back up there in 30 mins. My 11 month old colts face was really swollen, his eyes and his muzzle were twice the size. I checked him all over and every where else is fine apart from his face. He can still eat and drink.
It can't be a result of eating something that he shouldn't as there is only grass in the field.
Now yesterday I had to fix the bottom half of my fence as another livery had kindly put her young mare (who is in season) at the bottom of his field! Could the swelling be a result of a kick or is it possible that he has just been stung by a bee/wasp?
Can I give him antihistamine to try and reduce the swelling?
Help please I am quite concerned
It can't be a result of eating something that he shouldn't as there is only grass in the field.
Now yesterday I had to fix the bottom half of my fence as another livery had kindly put her young mare (who is in season) at the bottom of his field! Could the swelling be a result of a kick or is it possible that he has just been stung by a bee/wasp?
Can I give him antihistamine to try and reduce the swelling?
Help please I am quite concerned