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Jan
30
phoxly asked:
The horse is new to our property, so we stuck her in the barn, but our stud horses broke out and chased her through the fence and she got a huge cash on her wound that scabbed over and began to swell like a baseball, then we turned her loose in the field for a day and the swelling basically ‘exploded’ and now she has a hole in her neck about an inch deem and 5-7 inches wide, we have been taking great are of her before and even since it happened by wrapping the wound and putting this stuff designed to increase the healing process.
Just today we removed the wrap after it was on overnight and found maggots inside the wound. We have since flushed the wound with water and got the maggots out, but there were a few still left that were sorta ‘attached’ to the skin. My mom says magots will eat all the dead skin and not to worry about them, but won’t they eat live skin too?
I forgot to add that I did take her to the vet when the cut first happened, she gave us some stuff to put on the wound daily, then the wound started to swell up so she told us to make a small cut on it to release the puss, and it worked, but then we turned her loose and she rolled around and it popped, we waited about 9 hours to take her to the vet and the vet said we waited to long and she would not work on the horse. …
The horse is new to our property, so we stuck her in the barn, but our stud horses broke out and chased her through the fence and she got a huge cash on her wound that scabbed over and began to swell like a baseball, then we turned her loose in the field for a day and the swelling basically ‘exploded’ and now she has a hole in her neck about an inch deem and 5-7 inches wide, we have been taking great are of her before and even since it happened by wrapping the wound and putting this stuff designed to increase the healing process.
Just today we removed the wrap after it was on overnight and found maggots inside the wound. We have since flushed the wound with water and got the maggots out, but there were a few still left that were sorta ‘attached’ to the skin. My mom says magots will eat all the dead skin and not to worry about them, but won’t they eat live skin too?
I forgot to add that I did take her to the vet when the cut first happened, she gave us some stuff to put on the wound daily, then the wound started to swell up so she told us to make a small cut on it to release the puss, and it worked, but then we turned her loose and she rolled around and it popped, we waited about 9 hours to take her to the vet and the vet said we waited to long and she would not work on the horse. …
DON’T FLAME…
RENALDO
Jan
21
Filed Under (Travel) by horse
TourFactory asked:
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Airy and bright 3 bed/2bath doublewide on 6+acres.Peaceful setting,abundant wildlife population in a natural landscape w/ mature trees.Perimeter fenced,large corrals, outbuildings,round pen & arena.Charming new 16×24 art studio/guest house w/ woodstove and work bench.Plenty of room for RV,truck,trailers or equiptment parking.Rural water company, just 30 minutes from ColoradoRiver, Lake Mohave and Laughlin Nevada.
TRAVIS
Jan
01
Filed Under (Travel) by horse
Karen Waller asked:
Whether you’re planning a beach vacation, a sightseeing trip or an adventure holiday, you need look no further than Morocco!
Whatever type of holiday you’re looking for, this North African country is an ideal destination to choose.
It’s also perfect for a holiday property rental, as there is a good selection of self catering apartments, houses and villas in Morocco.
It’s not surprising why so many tourists visit this beautiful country every year. Some of the popular destinations include Agadir, Casablanca, Marrakech, Rabat, Tangier and Fes (Fez).
Agadir is in Southern Morocco and despite suffering an earthquake in 1960, it has been recreated into a modern city and has a beautiful long sandy beach. It also boasts plenty of sunshine, so it’s ideal for a lovely beach holiday.
Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and has a number of places worth a visit during your holiday. For example, be sure to go to Hassan II Mosque and the Port of Casablanca.
Marrakech is also a good place to explore during your stay in Morocco. Check out the souks, visit the Marrakech Museum and take a stroll around the charming cobbled streets. While you are in Marrakech, you will also get the chance to see the amazing Atlas Mountains, which provide a magnificent backdrop to the city.
Rabat, meanwhile, is the capital of Morocco and is a good area to start your holiday. There is plenty to see in this city, too, such as the Archaeological Museum, Costume Museum, the Royal Palace, Natural Science Museum, Chellah Necropolis, Mohammed V Mausoleum and more!
Tangier is also worth a visit during your Moroccan vacation. There are some gorgeous beaches here, along with a number of attractions, including Forbes Museum, Dar el Makhzen (which houses a great collection of art from Morocco) and the Tangier American Legation Museum. Also look out for the Grand Socco, a busy square which is a popular meeting place and is a good spot to sit down at a café and just enjoy the local atmosphere.
The well preserved city of Fes (or Fez), Morocco’s oldest Imperial city, is brimming in history and culture and should definitely be on your list of places to visit in Morocco. Take a stroll around the maze of ancient alleyways and souks and soak up the sounds and smells of the city!
Morocco is a great country to do sightseeing and sunbathing! It’s also ideal for those planning an activity holiday too. The country offers some good opportunities to go trekking, which gives visitors the chance to enjoy some of Morocco’s amazing landscapes and sights while keeping fit. There are also many more outdoor activities that you can try your hand at here, including horse riding, fishing, a range of water sports and golf. What’s more, you can even go skiing in Morocco!
But whatever type of holiday you choose, you will want to sample some of the delicious Moroccan food during your self catering holiday. Whether you decide to eat out at a local restaurant or prefer to buy the ingredients at a local market and cook a meal at your holiday property rental, you will be well catered for.
This country is a great place to spend a holiday. Whether you simply want to spend some quality time sunbathing on the beach or if you’re planning to go trekking, you will have fun in Morocco.
WESLEY
Whether you’re planning a beach vacation, a sightseeing trip or an adventure holiday, you need look no further than Morocco!
Whatever type of holiday you’re looking for, this North African country is an ideal destination to choose.
It’s also perfect for a holiday property rental, as there is a good selection of self catering apartments, houses and villas in Morocco.
It’s not surprising why so many tourists visit this beautiful country every year. Some of the popular destinations include Agadir, Casablanca, Marrakech, Rabat, Tangier and Fes (Fez).
Agadir is in Southern Morocco and despite suffering an earthquake in 1960, it has been recreated into a modern city and has a beautiful long sandy beach. It also boasts plenty of sunshine, so it’s ideal for a lovely beach holiday.
Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and has a number of places worth a visit during your holiday. For example, be sure to go to Hassan II Mosque and the Port of Casablanca.
Marrakech is also a good place to explore during your stay in Morocco. Check out the souks, visit the Marrakech Museum and take a stroll around the charming cobbled streets. While you are in Marrakech, you will also get the chance to see the amazing Atlas Mountains, which provide a magnificent backdrop to the city.
Rabat, meanwhile, is the capital of Morocco and is a good area to start your holiday. There is plenty to see in this city, too, such as the Archaeological Museum, Costume Museum, the Royal Palace, Natural Science Museum, Chellah Necropolis, Mohammed V Mausoleum and more!
Tangier is also worth a visit during your Moroccan vacation. There are some gorgeous beaches here, along with a number of attractions, including Forbes Museum, Dar el Makhzen (which houses a great collection of art from Morocco) and the Tangier American Legation Museum. Also look out for the Grand Socco, a busy square which is a popular meeting place and is a good spot to sit down at a café and just enjoy the local atmosphere.
The well preserved city of Fes (or Fez), Morocco’s oldest Imperial city, is brimming in history and culture and should definitely be on your list of places to visit in Morocco. Take a stroll around the maze of ancient alleyways and souks and soak up the sounds and smells of the city!
Morocco is a great country to do sightseeing and sunbathing! It’s also ideal for those planning an activity holiday too. The country offers some good opportunities to go trekking, which gives visitors the chance to enjoy some of Morocco’s amazing landscapes and sights while keeping fit. There are also many more outdoor activities that you can try your hand at here, including horse riding, fishing, a range of water sports and golf. What’s more, you can even go skiing in Morocco!
But whatever type of holiday you choose, you will want to sample some of the delicious Moroccan food during your self catering holiday. Whether you decide to eat out at a local restaurant or prefer to buy the ingredients at a local market and cook a meal at your holiday property rental, you will be well catered for.
This country is a great place to spend a holiday. Whether you simply want to spend some quality time sunbathing on the beach or if you’re planning to go trekking, you will have fun in Morocco.
WESLEY
