Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Chrome In Danger
Chrome and Zep busted through the door to our feed barn, pulled over my 55 gallon drum feed barrel, dragged out a bag of feed and ate approximately 15 pounds of Safechoice between the two of them. This happened at 5:30pm this evening. They are both drinking, eating and pooping so I'm not worried about colic at this point, but I am terrified about founder. So far Chrome doesn't have any heat in his hooves. I can't get close enough to Zep to check his but he isn't walking weird or showing any signs. They are still in danger for the next 72 hours so please keep them in your thoughts and prayers. I know they are just animals, but if anyone will understand I know it's you guys. I can't lose my boys. I'll keep you updated.
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Paws crossed - keep us posted.
ReplyDeleteOh no! I'm so sorry! I can't believe it. I really, really hope they don't get sick. I love animals so much and I know how you feel. Actually a life-or-death situation happened with my dog, Pugsly, today.
ReplyDeleteIt was EXTREMELY hot today. My mom and I were in the car about to go to the store (my dad is out to sea and my brother is with my grandma). Just as we were about to pull out of the driveway we saw Pugsly staring at us kindly through the gate! We were terrified. We took him out of the gate and put him inside as soon as we could.
He could of died of the heat! How terrible. Our love and joy could have been dead.
I really hope your horses stay good. I don't believe in god but if I did I would pray for your horses. I'll keep them in my thoughts.
~*Brooke*~
oh boy, Chrome and Zep...sounds like you two had quite a feast!
ReplyDeleteI'll make sure Mom keeps you guys in her prayers tonight, and I'll send a bit of 'luck' your way as well.
Come on boyz...moderation, that's da key!
wags, wiggles & slobbers
Murphydog
Sending lots of positive vibes to you and the boys. I can understand how extremely worrying this is, and I hope everything turns out ok xxx
ReplyDeleteThere is no such thing as "just animals." They are your friends and a big part of your life. I sure hope they are okay.
ReplyDeleteI did have a horse that had laminitis that we got under control, and he escaped about 6 months later and ate everything he could find. He didn't have a recurrence, and he really should have.
There is hope. I will say a prayer for them.
oh no! I hope everything turns out ok for you guys. Hugs to you
ReplyDeleteEck..I'm so glad that I am reading this AFTER you are seeing signs of the boys being just fine. YIKES!
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