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Re: [RC] Let Play:"Stump the Vets!!" ;0) - Barbara McCraryIs there a possibility this could be "pigeon fever?" That will cause swellings on the chest, and inside the sheath, as based on our experiences. Eventually, the swellings will rupture and drain. The ones on the chest are accessible and easier to detect, and when they form a soft center, can be lanced and drained. The one inside the sheath was undetectable, except for the fact that the horse was obviously miserable. When it erupted on its own, the horse was hopping around with glee at the relief from pressure and pain. Check this possibility with your vet?Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "L gin" <ladurgin@xxxxxxx> To: <Ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 8:46 AM Subject: [RC] Let Play:"Stump the Vets!!" ;0)
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