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Re: Scratches
Yes, Guess I was very fortunate.....thanks to Ridecamp I had my eyes open and
spotted the scratches in the very early stages, before it became a BIG
problem!! Without the previous Ridecamp discussion on scratches I probably
wouldn't have paid any attention to that flaking dandruff-looking stuff on her
pasterns.Thanks, everyone!
In a message dated 8/30/98 10:23:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
jtaylor@pyramid.net writes:You were fortunate then, scratches sometimes are
very difficult to get ride of. My horse got scratches last year and I tried
the zinc the
desitin nothing worked. I think it took almost all winter to finally
heal up! Julie
>> Beverly540@aol.com wrote:
> > Sandy,
> My mare got scrathes a couple weeks ago. I didn't know what it
was,
> looked kind of like dandruff. Anyway, called my vet and she said to put
zinc
> oxide on it. Actually, she said shave the hair off, then put on the zinc. I
> didn't shave her. I had a tube of Desitin baby ointment that I use on
Flower's
> white muzzle. I put that on all four pastern once a day for TWO days and
the
> scratches disappeared. Pretty easy!
> Beverly and Flower
> Blue Ridge Mts. of SWVA
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