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pbrennan

Posted on Thursday, Mar 22, 2018 - 5:41 pm:

We have a 6 year old horse we got the end of Nov. 2017 several days after he came home, the Vet came out to do an exam. His nose was runny and yellowish. He got him to cough while exercising him. He took a culture. He had Strangles. He didn’t have the abscess on the outside, instead his was on the inside. We finally got rid of the infection. Lungs are great, guttural pouches are now beautiful. However, he still coughs and some of the food comes out of his nose. His nose still is runny, but not as bad. The Vet did everything to get rid of the inflammation. Sunny is happy, eats a lot, drinks fine and is very spunky. We have worked with multiple internal medicine Vets at Colorado State and they can’t figure out what is wrong. Is it possible he has allergies?
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Posted on Friday, Mar 23, 2018 - 9:34 am:

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