Vaccines
…to nurse and difficulty standing. Strangles (distemper): a highly contagious infection of the lymph nodes, usually of the throat, caused by Streptococcus equi bacteria. Resulting abscesses may become so large…
…to nurse and difficulty standing. Strangles (distemper): a highly contagious infection of the lymph nodes, usually of the throat, caused by Streptococcus equi bacteria. Resulting abscesses may become so large…
…it is unknown if trying to prevent laminitis with cold would be beneficial or harmful in laminitis caused by systemic infections like Potomac horse fever, strangles or colitis, so You’ll…
…the stomach.” For tapeworms: Turpentine mixed with egg yolks and camphor. For strangles: Mix hops and carbolic acid in boiling water. Have horse inhale steam for 20 minutes. Feed a…
…strangles, antibiotics usually aren’t prescribed before the abscesses are opened, but may be considered if the horse is very ill or debilitated. After opening, antibiotics are usually given. The abscess…
…EHV, Equine Influenza, Strangles and Potomac Horse Fever among others. Your vet should also have a look at your horse’s teeth and check his vital signs. If he has points…
…or clot. Laminitis can also occur when mares have retained placenta or a bacterial infection gains access to the blood. Horses that have severe strangles, Potomac horse fever, Lyme disease,…
…the number of vaccines your horse needs to get (e.g. respiratory diseases and strangles). Many people are reducing the frequency of tetanus and rabies vaccinations in their senior horses, especially…
…prolonged work on hard surfaces (now rare) 6) Autoimmune or immune complex diseases (e.g. Pemphigus or purpura from Strangles infections, Lyme disease) 7) Hormonal disruptions like Cushing’s disease or insulin…
…of bowel as a result of a partial puncture, or anywhere in the abdominal cavity after an infection in which bacteria were present in the blood (such as strangles or…
…horse’s stall with a disinfectant. Continue familiar feeding regimens to minimize stress and help avoid colic. Limit exposure to other horses, especially direct nose-to-nose contact. Strangles and equine herpesvirus can…