Re: lameness

Posted by Karen on May 13, 2002 at 13:42:43:

In Reply to: Re: lameness posted by Lila on May 13, 2002 at 11:46:32:

Andy found it because the hoof looked funny and we were trying to find the break. However she had no pain unless you pushed on the bottom of her hoof. He is a farrier so he applies alot of what he knows about horses to the sheep and goat feet. Most times it works no problem. Caleb and I are on our way out to work on it I will let you all know more tonite or tomorrow. Oh it is caused by a punture that gets infected.

Follow Ups:

• Karen, thanks... nancy 17:50:06 5/13/2002 (6)
  • Re: Karen, thanks... Karen 20:33:07 5/13/2002 (5)
    • Re: Karen, thanks... Deborah 08:06:27 5/14/2002 (4)
      • Re: Karen, thanks... Karen 09:22:41 5/14/2002 (3)
        • Re: Karen, thanks... nancy 04:30:43 5/16/2002 (2)
          • Re: Karen, thanks... Karen 04:58:10 5/16/2002 (1)
            • I soaked nancy 04:26:32 5/17/2002 (0)

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