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  Discussion on Sheath Edema in a geriatric horse
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Aplz

Posted on Saturday, Feb 15, 2003 - 9:24 am:

My elderly Morgan gelding has had sheath swelling problems in the past. I believe that it is directly related to exercise, and indirectly related to weight. The more he moves about, the better his sheath is. When I ride him 4-5 times/week, he has no problems, and as a result of the exercise, he also stays fit. In really bad weather, he gets time off, gains weight, and his sheath swells.
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