Tia
Well-Known Member
Well the vet popped in on his way home last night. The problem is the extensor tendon. Injured either by over-extending or a blow or both....we believe both had something to do with it.
Anyway horse is fine and running sound now - lump is still there and vet says unless blistering is done, it may never truly go away. Owner asked about blistering and I told him - he has chosen not to go down this route, to which I am happy about. Cold hosing and liniment is the order of the day.
PS. Owner has had a transformation!! He has been incredibly nice and he is going for surgery which will mean he can't get down here for a month, so I thought it chirlish to ask him to leave. We'll see how it goes, perhaps he is just one of these dope-heads who needs to have things spelt out for him.
Anyway horse is fine and running sound now - lump is still there and vet says unless blistering is done, it may never truly go away. Owner asked about blistering and I told him - he has chosen not to go down this route, to which I am happy about. Cold hosing and liniment is the order of the day.
PS. Owner has had a transformation!! He has been incredibly nice and he is going for surgery which will mean he can't get down here for a month, so I thought it chirlish to ask him to leave. We'll see how it goes, perhaps he is just one of these dope-heads who needs to have things spelt out for him.