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My sister and I have 3 horses that we trail ride--a Morab, a Morgan and a Morgan mix. This blog is all about them. By the way, check out my two books "Trail Training for the Horse and Rider" and "Trail Horse Adventures and Advice. I also have the most adorable, loveable cat named Thunder. I call him a mini Maine Coon. He is the light of my life when things go wrong. He will always listen to me and try to comfort and cheer me up. He does a pretty good job of it, too.
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He is so gorgeous! He looks so calm and happy about crossing the river. Way to go Cole!
Chrome is still galloping up to the barn everyday to get his feed and doesn't limp at all. He's getting more accepting of the antibiotics and swallows instead of trying to spit it out lol. He's also learned that wolfing down about five treats right after gets the taste out of his mouth instead of spitting them out lol!
There is still drainage so I got another week's worth of antibiotics today just to be on the safe side. I think it's looking better, but this is my first experience with a puncture wound on the hock. It's not getting any worse so that makes me happy. It just seems to be taking forever, but I guess puncture wounds are like that. :)
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