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[RC] Burn Injury from Hot Ash - Karen Bohn

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Karen

Karen Bohn
Spotsylvania, VA
www.mattariver.com
----- Original Message -----
To: Patti
Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2008 6:10 PM
Subject: Re: [RC] [RC] [RC] Burn Injury from Hot Ash

Update on the mare:  Once we realized it was indeed a burn I had taken a rubber curry and scrubbed on the biggest burned area pretty good just to get it opened up knowing I had cleaned it really good.  That was on Sunday.  Sunday evening she was swollen and throughout Monday she was not a happy girl.  I've been gently cleaning the area twice a day since and applying fresh neosporin each time.  Since Tuesday there is very little heat in the area and her swelling has gone down and she's not as sore anymore either.

Thank you everyone for your replies and I will research some of the burn treatments recommended so I have the product on hand next time. 

Val + Sania



On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 11:16 PM, Patti <deserthorses@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It appears it is not more than a 2nd degree burn with a diameter not more
than softball size.  Think of hot gravel and that's what it looks like 

If it's warm and seeming to hurt more, I would have a vet look at it. There could be debris or infection under the visibly damaged skin, and it might need to be debrided. If it is infected and not treated (burns often require systemic antibiotics) it could definitely affect more of the leg/hoof/horse.

Patti K
Vail AZ


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[RC] [RC] Burn Injury from Hot Ash, Patti
Re: [RC] [RC] [RC] Burn Injury from Hot Ash, Val Nicoson