horse health

[Naqib]

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what happen if horse eat too much apple or carrots?

 

[Jamr0ckin]

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[twelvetigers]

The horse will probably get colic. And laminitis. And poll evil. And explode.

(I somehow doubt a veterinary student would be asking this question... yanno.)

 

[jmo1012]

The horse will probably get colic. And laminitis. And poll evil. And explode.

(I somehow doubt a veterinary student would be asking this question... yanno.)

don't forget the$50k in vet bills it will accumulate before keeling over on ya!

 

[lei325]

I'm surprised this thread hasn't been closed yet...

 

[twelvetigers]

It's vague enough to not quite meet ToS violation. Ah well.

 

[No Imagination]

Well, i am pretty sure colic and/or laminitis is the possible sequelae for all equine questions... least that is my plan for the NAVLE 🙂

 

[PetPony]

When I follow the clinicians around ere and guess what things are in my head, I do get it right with those two answers very often.

 

[Coquette22]

Well, i am pretty sure colic and/or laminitis is the possible sequelae for all equine questions... least that is my plan for the NAVLE 🙂

We had a lecture on lameness the other day and the prof showed a picture of a horse posture. "This stance is practicularly pathognomonic for laminitis." To which I mumbled to Ashley sitting next to me, "You know what's pathognomic for laminitis? Being a horse."

 

[lei325]

"You know what's pathognomic for laminitis? Being a horse."

LOL! I need to use that someday. This put a huge smile on my face during my hellish revision for 4th year exams.

 

[Coquette22]

LOL! I need to use that someday. This put a huge smile on my face during my hellish revision for 4th year exams.

😀 Glad to be of service!

 

[Emiloo4]

"You know what's pathognomic for laminitis? Being a horse."

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