Re: RC: Quest Reaction

[Bette Lamore <woa@stormnet.com>]

I originally just replied to Donna but then thought it might interest
the rest of ridecamp as well.

Linda Hedgpeth told me she wormed Niko, A Hal son, with it and he was
sore, actually almost paralyzed, in the hip for almost a month I
believe. Vets make all kind of excuses for it, like that the horse was
probably full of worms and this was a result of the worms dying etc,
however, I know Linda and the care she gives her horses and I've already
put in an order to St. Peter that if I have to come back, it will be as
one of her horses.
Also Susan Rodgers, a vet student who owns a horse transport company,
told me she gave her mare the wormer and she went into shock and she had
to give her epinephrine---- I am afraid to touch the stuff.
Bette

Wintersdwbob1@aol.com wrote:
> 
> Friend's horse has had a reaction after being wormed with Quest.  Only change
> in life style.  Looks and acts like EPM  tests were negative  Spinal tap
> next. This has been going on for about 1month she says.  Any one else have
> something like this.??? Donna and BOB
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Bette Lamore
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