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If your horse over eats grain how long until signs of foundering sHow is up?
Signs of foundering can show up as soon as a few hours to a few days after a horse overeats grain. Common signs include lameness, heat in the hooves, reluctance to move, and standing in a "sawhorse" stance. It is important to seek immediate veterinary attention if you suspect your horse has foundered.
Signs of horse belly ache?
Signs of a horse belly ache, also known as colic, can include pawing at the ground, rolling excessively, sweating, elevated heart rate, and lack of appetite. It's important to seek veterinary attention immediately if you suspect your horse has colic, as it can be a serious and potentially life-threatening condition.
What is the bump on horse spine. It looks like a raised vertabrae. The horse is not in pain or lame.?
That depends on where the horse has this bump and if the horse has always had this bump. I don't know if this is what u r talking out but at the base of the spine thaT "bump" is called the withers. It is completely naturall every horse has it.
What is cogins for a horse?
The "Coggins Test" screens the blood sample for exposure to the virus causing Equine Infections Anemia. This is a serious and often fatal disease that is spread by blood sucking flies. If an affected horse is bitten by such a fly he can then transmit the virus to another nearby horse. Horses that are "Coggins Positive" may not show any signs of clinical disease but act as a reservoir for other flies to bite and thus spread the virus to many other horses. If the horse starts to get sick, the signs of the disease are fever, depression, weight loss, anemia, and dependent edema (stocking up). Most states require that horses moving through the state have a Coggins taken every year - some states are six months, so check with your vet.
What are the signs of a poisoned cat?
difficulty breathingexercise energy levels go down and loss of interest in food.if it is breathing hard.1 - What are some of the signs your horse has eaten a poisonous plant?Excessive energy levelsDifficulty breathingRapid eye movementLoss of interest in Food
Is a horse contagious with strangles before its first clinical sign?
The answer is yes. It takes 3-14 after infection with the barcteria to start showing clinical signs of the infection
Common signs horse is bored?
Drooped head, eyes slightly closed, ears back, not angrily or curiously.
What is 'clinical prioritization'?
Clinical Prioritization is another way to say triage. Prioritizing which patients get what treatment and when they receive that treatment based upon their clinical signs and symptoms.
What signs of a unhealthy horse?
you can look at the expression on the horse's face.
How often should a horse receive a tetanus vaccine to maintain good health?
A horse should receive a tetanus vaccine annually. This is a preventative measure, as the causative bacterium (Clostridium tetani) is ubiquitous in the environment and horses are extremely sensitive to the exotoxins that produce clinical signs of tetanus.
Is a clinical diagnosis based on the signs and symptoms of a diseases?
Yes. A doctor may make a 'clinical diagnosis' based on what he/she observes in the clinical setting. Running tests, etc goes beyond the base clinical diagnosis.
What does clinical features mean?
Clinical features refer to the signs and symptoms associated with a particular medical condition. These may include observable physical signs, such as a skin rash, as well as subjective symptoms reported by the patient, such as pain or fatigue. Clinical features are important for diagnosing and managing diseases.
What is the medical term meaning a group of clinical signs and laboratory findings?
it is a disease
What are signs of clinical depression?
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What is is a Clinical deficiency?
A deficiency in the early stages, before the outward signs have appeared.
What is covert infection?
:covert infection: pathogen invades the human body, only cause the body from the odd homosexual immune cope, not clinical symptoms, signs and biochemical changes, or only appear distinct clinical symptoms and signs, .. .
What are the clinical signs of ADT?
The clinical signs of Attention Deficit Traits, or ADT Disorder, are a serious problem with being able to stay focused on a task and the inability to come up with new ideas quickly without heavy thought.
