Veterinarian Case Studies

Good Morning (Evening) Everyone!

I thought that perhaps this week (and weeks following) that we could post and discuss some case histories on which y'all are currently working? I, for one, would love to read some. Animals pose such unique and challenging situations in that they cannot tell us, verbally, what is going on with them. Would love to hear/read how others approach assessments and repertorizing as well as to read the results of specific remedies on specific conditions.

So on what are you working today? What did you work on last week/month?

Please share below! :)

Tags: animals, case, cats, dogs, histories, horses, wild

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Permalink Reply by Debby Bruck on May 7, 2012 at 12:33pm

Dear Gwen - This is a great idea. I will have to let others know you are here and want to talk. Blessings, Debby

Permalink Reply by Gwenyth Santagate on May 7, 2012 at 2:02pm

Thanks, Debby -- I threw a link up on my home FB page, too. :)

Permalink Reply by Gwenyth Santagate on May 9, 2012 at 12:27pm

Ackkkkkkkk! OK -- well, since I started this topic I guess I'll have to add. COLIC! This morning ... one of my little UK Shetlands. Usually very animated and curious but at the same time very sensitive to energies. (human and other). Came here as a very short yearling who had already put someone in the hospital with several broken ribs and facial bones. He was t.e.r.r.i.f.i.e.d. and defending himself in the only way he knew how to do as a little pony. Today he is 4 years old and usually very outgoing yet still timid, as I said, with, well, let's say 'negative' energy. This morning I went out to throw hay. This is the recount:

Mild Colic -- RUSTY 5-9-2012

11:00 am ... ran up with herd to eat hay but then wandered

off slowly and disinterestedly. Seems a bit depressed. Gave

me a couple quiet 'kisses' when I went to see him.

11:30 am ... lethargic, ate carrot with NUX VOMICA 200c

but did so without enthusiasm. Has separated himself from

the herd. Lying down, rolled once, then sternal. Went lateral once then sternal again.

11:26 Walking in back paddock quietly, slowly. Still by

himself. Stopped and standing.

11:38 Still in same position in back paddock. Standing

quietly.

12:06 Walked back up to the upper paddock and is eating hay with the herd. Will keep observing for any returned colicky behaviors.