Last evening as I sat down to prepare today's blog post,
I received a call from Becky.
( I must warn you that graphic photos will follow.
If you have a weak stomach,
turn back now!)
"I have tomorrow's blog post for you",
she said,
"Sid has torn off half of his nose...
I am getting ready to stitch him up."
Heart racing, I jumped into the gator and headed to Becky's barn.
Hubbs followed soon after.
Hubbs followed soon after.
There was Sid, in the aisle,
sedated,
bleeding from his nose...
which was gaping open.
and when he went to pull his nose out,
he removed a large flap of skin.
stitching him back together...
not an easy task,
Hubbs held the light,
I held Sid still,
Becky stitched, and stitched and stitched.
When she was done,
Sprayed with a protectant....
I suggested she spray an "L" on his forehead for "loser".
(joking)
She sprayed an "X"...
for extraordinarily stupid, I think.
Sid should heal up nicely.
The tissue was very bloody...a good sign.
Becky will keep a close eye on it over the next few days.
It is amazing, that Sid should do something so stupid.
Becky's barn is as safe as safe could be.
She is extraordinarily cautious about hazardous conditions.
But still, Sid found some place he shouldn't stick his nose.
I always say that for as big as these animals are,
they are amazingly fragile!
Whoever coined the phrase "healthy as a horse"
obviously didn't know horses.
for extraordinarily stupid, I think.
Sid should heal up nicely.
The tissue was very bloody...a good sign.
Becky will keep a close eye on it over the next few days.
It is amazing, that Sid should do something so stupid.
Becky's barn is as safe as safe could be.
She is extraordinarily cautious about hazardous conditions.
But still, Sid found some place he shouldn't stick his nose.
I always say that for as big as these animals are,
they are amazingly fragile!
Whoever coined the phrase "healthy as a horse"
obviously didn't know horses.
Comments
Heather in PA
3Ms
You don't have a blogroll, so I don't know if you look at 7MSN blog. She happens to have a great product listed for healing that Becky might want to take a look at.
I'm glad Sid's going to be okay. Horses tend to tear right open when they wound themselves.
http://the7msnranch.com
xoxo
Get well soon Sid!
Carmen and the Primcats
hugz to all and yes, you are right, no matter how safety minded we can be,,,our critters still manage to get themselves into trouble!
Kid's, go fiqure!
>^..^<
Smiles,
Lisa
Feel better Sid!
Amy
that would be "Triage" & "Jack".
Glad we are friends & you over look my grammer....lol!
hugz
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