Re: CS>Using Silver with Horses/nebulizing

Thu, 18 Sep 2003 19:06:46 -0700

ROFL- No I was following Jacks lead. Who really knows what happened to her. It is not only smoke that causes lung damage in horses. Like the other poster with a colt who had an infection perhaps she had an infection of the lungs which was never treated. So she developed this cough. But she also has allergies to things horses usually tolerates well, like, wheat. So she has a double whammy and I am not sure the CS will help. but I figure it is worth a shot. I like my roughage as silage too. I think it's tastier. ; ) 



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Hi Sharon, what about using a regular ultrasonic nebulizer - I get 
mine from the St. Vinnie's or Goodwill (aka "Value Village" 'round 
your area, yes?  Tigard used to be pretty good scrounging.)  Common 
item in PNW thrift stores as I remember.  Get some kind of flopsy 
tubing like the two inch stuff for the shop vacs or the bigger stuff 
off the backs of clothes dryers, or whatever, (Home Depot??) put it 
into a feed (nose) bag right in front rather than at the very 
bottom, kinda aimed at the nostrils and leaving room for a couple 
handfuls of oats or COB at the bottom, other end to the nebulizer's 
output.  Ought to be worth it for the entertainment value alone!
And what kind of hay do You eat??<g>  Personally I prefer silage 
with garlic dressing.  And how did someone get a horse to smoke, or 
is that a euphemism for a barn fire??

Take care,  Malcolm

At 11:34 PM 9/17/03 -0700, you wrote:


Jack, apparently the Pony had a pack a day habit before coming to 
live with us. We cut her off, cold turkey. My father died of lung 
cancer, so there was no way I was going to let a smoker in the 
barn. Unfortunately, I can't afford that nebulizer gadget for 
horses. It costs more than we spent to buy her.
Wish I was handy and could figure out how to make one. I may try 
Catherines blanket over the head routine. It's good to know that 
you have restored some lung function...what kind of hay do you eat, 
and do you water it down first? It helps with the dust.

Sharon




Sharon   9/17/03 9:41 AM  Wrote:


 We have a pony with COPD, and I
 think I will try using CS on her.


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Hi Sharon,

I was diagnosed with COPD caused
by my smoking. I have managed to quit
smoking, and  have had very good results
restoring lung function with a nebulizer.

Do you really think you should let your
pony smoke?  :-)

Jack

Be Nice


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