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Horse with swollen Haw

champie · 2013-08-26 20:42:26

Just wondering if anyone has come across this before bought a horse last week he has had a bit of a runny nose today his nose was clean but the haw (the hollow above his eye) where swollen evenly on both sides he is in good form eating drinking alert. If any one has come across this before please let me know :confused:

26-08-2013 8:42pm

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champie

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Just wondering if anyone has come across this before bought a horse last week he has had a bit of a runny nose today his nose was clean but the haw (the hollow above his eye) where swollen evenly on both sides he is in good form eating drinking alert.

If any one has come across this before please let me know

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#2 26-08-2013 9:00pm

Ave Sodalis

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Sometimes these hollows (haws you say? Never heard that before) become filled with fluid. If it doesn't go away in a few days, I'd ring the vet as there could be nothing wrong, but at the same time, it could be indicative of other problems.

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#3 26-08-2013 9:04pm

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Just going to remind everyone (just in case you've forgotten!) that we can't give veterinary advice here, but anyone who can share experiences with the OP is welcome to do so.

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