Your veterinarian can flush a duct by running a small tube up through the horse’s nose into the end of the channel. Then a squirt of saline will usually clear the blockage—you will know it has worked when you see Read more…
Mustang. He rode a Mustang named Maggie in Red Dead Redemption 2, a breed known for its work ethic and surefootedness. What type of horse is brown Jack? Brown Jack (1924–1948) was a Thoroughbred racehorse that raced over hurdles and Read more…
Symptoms of Conjunctivitis in Horses Excessive itching or rubbing of the eye. Head shaking. Redness of eye or around the eye. Swelling of any part of the eye or around the eye. How do you treat an eye infection in Read more…
hand cremello pony. Esme got his first pony Mickey back in January 2010. He is a 13 hand cremello pony of unknown bloodlines. Mickey has the biggest personality out of Esme’s horses and likes licking everything, hence the nickname “Licky Read more…
Your veterinarian can flush a duct by running a small tube up through the horse’s nose into the end of the channel. Then a squirt of saline will usually clear the blockage—you will know it has worked when you see Read more…
Rinsing your horse’s eyes with saline solution can be helpful in relieving symptoms. If the infection is caused by bacteria, your equine veterinarian will prescribe antibiotic eye drops. Since it’s difficult to determine the cause of your horse’s symptoms, it’s Read more…
Eye Care for Horses Clear Eyes 4oz. Artificial Tears Eye Lubricant Ointment 1/8oz. Eye Irrigating Solution 4oz. Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Opthalmic Gel 3oz. Artificial Tears Lubricant Eye Drops 15ml. Artificial Tears Lubricant Eye Ointment 1/8oz. Terramycin Ophthalmic Ointment 1/8oz(3.5gm) Can Read more…
Rinsing your horse’s eyes with saline solution can be helpful in relieving symptoms. If the infection is caused by bacteria, your equine veterinarian will prescribe antibiotic eye drops. Since it’s difficult to determine the cause of your horse’s symptoms, it’s Read more…
Do horses cry? The general answer for if horses cry is that no, they do not openly weep like people do. However, they do have functioning tear ducts that can come into play when there is an irritation. Why does Read more…
Conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the inner lining (pink tissue) of the upper and lower eyelids. This results in a “red eye”. The other clinical signs of conjunctivitis in the horse include swelling, and discharge (tearing, mucoid, mucopurulent). How do Read more…