Search Results for: node/Ear%20disease

...their spine. Initial diagnostics on the farm may include radiographs (x-rays) (Figure 1), ultrasound, and/or local anesthesia of suspected painful sites within the back. For difficult cases, nuclear scintigraphy (bone...

...bowel syndrome Small intestinal volvulus (mesenteric root, segmental) Intussception Foreign body (Trichobezoar, phytobezoar) Cecal dilatation or volvulus Spiral colon obstruction Peritonitis Reproductive: Uterine torsion Uterine tear Dystocia Urinary: Pyelonephritis Obstructive...

...walk or non-weight-bearing lameness. Horses with an open or draining joint wound sometimes remain reasonably comfortable despite septic arthritis, and as such any wound near a joint should be evaluated...

...on a nail on the left front limb & is unable to bear weight; if the problem in the left front limb is not resolved, the right forelimb is at...

...being accident-prone. Depending upon the wound location and the amount of time since it first occurred, you might see some of the following signs: Lameness or unwillingness to bear weight...

...to a stall and may be required to wear a cast or bandage with or without a splint for a period of time. The length of the rest and rehabilitation...