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Sometimes it looks easier when you seen a move than it really is. But I think you got across how to do it nicely.
i liked the way you did it. i love horses. thanks for showing me how to do that. i dont have a horse but i want one really bad.
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Good job by Dr. but even better job by calm horse. My guy goes nuts when we have to put the ointment in and although we use the Dr.'s technigue, it can be very difficult, especially if the horse is in pain. Does she recommend a twitch if the chain from the lead over his nose fails, because he half rears?
Since the eye is a sensetive area, its important to know how to eye wash and apply ointment. I never knew how to do this before.
you must love horse and you need to not touch the hores's eye
That is good information you must love horse.
I just had a problem with my horse eye, and the vet came and she had torn her eye inside, just missed the cornea and he gave her a shot for pain and the ointment,it really is difficult to do it by yourself,but, I was doing it wrong, now I know thank you so much C. Adams, Michigan
My horse has just had an eye problem. It helped a lot. Thanks!!!!!!!!
Excellent article and demonstration as long as you have a very docile horse! I am dealing with a horse that is extremely head shy. I would like to have some inside tips on how to handle this situation without adding more stress to the horse. Thank you!
sounds easy enough, now I hope the pony watch this too.