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Hi - Just had my Spring vet work done on the horses... One 20 yr. old mare has a growth on the scelera of her eye, about 1.5 cm in size. It's well under the lid and is not causing irritation, I noticed it when she was upset about having her teeth floated and was rolling her eyes. She's a grey, it's possibly a melanoma. Has anyone treated a growth in that area? Will have the animal opthamologist by on his next trip through town, but that's months off. Second, my ex-racehorse mare that I have been preparing for distance riding this year is still a bit underweight (body score 4.5), she's wormed regularly, and her teeth look fine. She's not a big eater, and gets hot on too much grain so she only gets 2 cups of oats with her beetpulp, then she has free choice hay and grass pasture. The vet suggested treating her with Tagament for ulcers. There's no local vet with an endoscope for diagnosing them, or we'd go that route first. Any ideas on the simplest way to feed Tagament it since it needs to be dosed 4x per day? I don't mind orally syringing her, but maybe I can roll it up in some type of molasses/oats treats and get her to eat it?? TIA - Michelle (Colorado)
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