This sheath developed these lesions in April in Florida and are about 4 weeks old. They are being treated with an ointment from a vet clinic with no ingredients listed. It is slowly improving. Deworming has been done every 6 months with the last deworming 6 months ago. I suggested deworming once a week for 3 weeks and to keep this habronemiasis (summer sore) lesion clean.
This sheath developed these lesions in April in Florida and are about 4 weeks old. They are being treated with an ointment from a vet clinic with no ingredients listed. It is slowly improving. Deworming has been done every 6 months with the last deworming 6 months ago. I suggested deworming once a week for 3 weeks and to keep this habronemiasis (summer sore) lesion clean.
This sheath developed these lesions in April in Florida and are about 4 weeks old. They are being treated with an ointment from a vet clinic with no ingrediants listed. It is slowly improving. Deworming has been done every 6 months with the last deworming 6 months ago. I suggested deworming once a week for 3 weeks and to keep this habronimiasis lesion clean.
Summer sore at the corner of the lip.
Summer sore at the corner of the lip.
3 months old summer sore after bandage removal.
3 months old summer sore debrided.
Old summer sore on left carpus that is no longer treated. Current 3 month old summer sore on right fetlock after debridement.
Horse C - 3 small fly bites and 2 resolved. But this one has grown and is unresponsive to all treatments. Horse is well cared for. No biopsy done. Non-painful. See 1 year later pictures labeled “Horse C”
Horse C - 3 small fly bites and 2 resolved. But this one has grown and is unresponsive to all treatments. Horse is well cared for. No biopsy done. Non-painful. See 1 year later pictures labeled “Horse C”
Horse C - 3 small fly bites and 2 resolved. But this one has grown and is unresponsive to all treatments. Horse is well cared for. No biopsy done. Non-painful. See 1 year later pictures labeled “Horse C”
Horse D - 11 yr old WB gelding just came to this owner with this necrosis on the end of the penis. No diagnosis yet. Suggested biopsy but most likely a summer sore with the possibility of squamous cell.
Horse D - 11 yr old WB gelding just came to this owner with this necrosis on the end of the penis. No diagnosis yet. Suggested biopsy but most likely a summer sore with the possibility of squamous cell.
Horse D - 11 yr old WB gelding just came to this owner with this necrosis on the end of the penis. No diagnosis yet. Suggested biopsy but most likely a summer sore with the possibility of squamous cell.
Horse D - 11 yr old WB gelding just came to this owner with this necrosis on the end of the penis. No diagnosis yet. Suggested biopsy but most likely a summer sore with the possibility of squamous cell.
Healing wound on the upper right lip. Possibly start of a summer sore.
Horse E - Summer sore treated with silver Alumasheild - keeping things in check
Horse E - Summer sore treated with silver Alumasheild - keeping things in check
Fly covered wound or summer sore.
Horse F - These lesions on the scrotum, sheath and ventral midline of this stallion are most likely insect sensitivity and summer sores. The yellow is from an antibiotic cream.
Horse F - These lesions on the scrotum, sheath and ventral midline of this stallion are most likely insect sensitivity and summer sores. The yellow is from an antibiotic cream.
Horse C - 10 months later with no visible remains of the massive lump (see earlier images labeled Horse C).
Horse C - 10 months later with no visible remains of the massive lump (see earlier images labeled Horse C).
Most likely two very mild summer sores (habronemiasis) worth watching and being proactive in treating with deworming and applying medication.
Summer sore before any treatment or bandaging. 6/25/2019
Horse G - Summer sore treatment. Granulation tissue on 6/29/2019 after wrapping using a water soluble antibiotic, a non-stick pad and a local pressure wrap (4x4 gauze plus non-adhesive stretch wrap for pressure and an adhesive wrap top and bottom to seal the ends).
Horse G - Summer sore treatment. Granulation tissue on 7/4/2019 after wrapping using a water soluble antibiotic, a non-stick pad and a local pressure wrap (4x4 gauze plus non-adhesive stretch wrap for pressure and an adhesive wrap top and bottom to seal the ends).
Horse G - Summer sore and granulation tissue on July 27, 2019 after wrapping with a focal pressure wrap over a non-stick pad over a water soluble antibiotic.
Horse G - Summer sore treatment. Granulation tissue 9/2/2019 . Not being wrapped for the past 2 weeks due to high moisture in the environment. Using daily hosing plus silver Aluspray®. Note the enlargement under the skin but there is no proud flesh.
Horse G - Healing summer sore using aluminum spray at this point. This wound had been covered with a water soluble antibiotic powder, a non-stick sterile pas and a pressure wrap for the previous month to control the forming granulation tissue.
Horse G - Healing summer sore using aluminum spray at this point. This wound had been covered with a water soluble antibiotic powder, a non-stick sterile pas and a pressure wrap for the previous month to control the forming granulation tissue.
Horse G - The old sore is a scar. The new summer sore treatment on April 24.
Summer sore treatment on
