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I would think it could also...

Posted by Bonnie on 8/6/2005, 11:51 am, in reply to "can someone explain to me how a horse ruptures its spleen?"
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... be a tumor or other internal issue. We had a dog die due to a tumor on the spleen that grew large and burst (he basically bled out and there were no outward signs of the tumor). And then there is the obviouse- he could have been kicked by another horse. Accidents happen and I would rather have my horse live happly with other horses (and the risk of getting a fatal kick) then in an isolated padded stall. I'm sorry for your loss, but it probably was a "freak" thing whether medical or an accident

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Message Thread: can someone explain to me how a horse ruptures its spleen? - crystal 8/5/2005, 5:49 pm ladies - Debi 8/12/2005, 8:39 pm um.. i did take this private - crystal 8/14/2005, 5:37 am Not private enough... - Dianna C 8/15/2005, 7:54 am diana.. you realy wana know why i am pissed. read this! - crystal 8/16/2005, 9:29 am I would think it could also... - Bonnie 8/6/2005, 11:51 am OK Here is another question.. - crystal 8/7/2005, 2:37 pm Re: OK Here is another question.. - Lynn in N CA 8/12/2005, 1:11 am after all my emails.. then why did you not email me and tell me - crystal 8/12/2005, 6:22 pm Re: OK Here is another question.. - Dianna C 8/8/2005, 6:56 am « Back to thread

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