J'attends d'avoir les résultats des tests et l'avis du vétérinaire et j'en parlerai avec le refuge, mais je doute qu'ils aient les moyens tout comme moi de leur payer le déplacement et soin. J'ai demandé de l'aide à l'association Rainbow, peut être qu'eux pourront.
Spaghett je retiens pour l'aspirine. Mais pour le moment l'ains c'est seulement jusqu'à demain pour l'intervention vétérinaire. Lui enlever la douleur j'aimerai pouvoir le faire mais pas pour qu'il de place plus et cause des débats qu'ils n'auraient pas risqué en ayant mal... Mais au cas où sa devienne insupportable je pense à l'aspirine promis.
Voici le dernier message d'Andrea qui a analysé la photo de son antérieur droit. J'ai besoin d'aide en traduction. Pour être sûre d'être claire avec mon véto et mon maréchal demain. Elle semble assez positive. Je croise les doigts pour qu'elle ait raison.
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I'm comparing Pin's right front to Dolly's.
I trimmed the hair away from Dolly's hairline, to give a clear view of her hairline, particularly at the toe - this is very important for reading the foot.
Dolly's feet had a much larger hairline angle - her hairline at the heels was almost on the ground.
Pin's hairline angle - I've estimated in blue - doesn't look too bad. The hairline angle should be ~23' - his seems to be around 26'?
I've adapted Dolly's RF x-ray to have a similar hairline angle (we marked her hairline with copper wire to give us a guide for trimming as there was very little else to help guide the trim) - that might give us an idea of where P3 is inside Pin's foot.
Dolly had a very small area of hoof wall directly beneath the coronary band at the toe that was at the correct angle (or near enough). I was able to confirm that when she had her x-ray taken, and use that to guide the trim.
I suspect - but I cannot see the hairline clearly - that Pin's toe needs to be approximately where the red line is, and that his P3 may be approximately as shown in green. If correct, then the trim that has been done so far looks very good.
As you are having the x-rays taken tomorrow, there seems no point trying to do any more. The farrier tomorrow should be able to do a good trim, guided by the x-rays.
The farrier may be able to get his feet looking like reasonably normal feet quite quickly - maybe even tomorrow - as P3 may not be too rotated.
This was my trim plan for Dolly's RF, but because she had a negative palmar angle and her heel bulbs were so low to the ground, and she found it so difficult to move (much worse than the video of Pin you posted), I made changes to her feet quite slowly, in many small trims.'