Leg Laceration-Just got Underwoods Today 6-11 (UPDATE ON PAGE 2 with 2 week Pics) - Page 4

MOOSE1 · 10-27-2009, 03:38 PM

You have to remember thoug that this is a wound that was kind of left to fend for itself on and off for 3 years. I think I am working with a totaly different situation than you. If it were fresh I bet it would heal faster. Just my opinion and thoughts though. I am pretty happy with the progress as it is healing pretty uniformed.

Horselessnomore · 10-27-2009, 03:47 PM

It is looking so much better. Keep up the good work and eventually it will heal. I am a great fan of the Underwoods -- used it when my then yearling sliced open his chest. It healed beautifully and all I did was spray on the Underwoods 2 -3 times/day, throw on the baking powder and leave it. You can't even tell where he was cut.
Keep us updated.

Candras · 10-27-2009, 10:44 PM

That is all i can say.It does look great!Keep up the great work and i agree i wouldn'thave been able to leave the scabby thing alone either.
I have had to help w/ 2 accidents involving the metal barn and 2 different horrses getting hurt.We have doctored both and they are doing well.! was this last winter of course,frozen fingers and all we got it done 4 times a week.And of course it had to happen again w/ another horse.But this time on the other foot at least.It had also happened to my cousins other horse,i think she has been cursed.But this should do it as she has no other horses and isn't planning on getting anymore right away.
C~

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10-27-2009, 03:38 PM
MOOSE1 Yearling Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 668	You have to remember thoug that this is a wound that was kind of left to fend for itself on and off for 3 years. I think I am working with a totaly different situation than you. If it were fresh I bet it would heal faster. Just my opinion and thoughts though. I am pretty happy with the progress as it is healing pretty uniformed. __________________ Beth, www.bnjappaloosas.com GiGi-Palamino Appaloosa Mare

10-27-2009, 03:47 PM
Horselessnomore Started Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Posts: 2,345	It is looking so much better. Keep up the good work and eventually it will heal. I am a great fan of the Underwoods -- used it when my then yearling sliced open his chest. It healed beautifully and all I did was spray on the Underwoods 2 -3 times/day, throw on the baking powder and leave it. You can't even tell where he was cut. Keep us updated. __________________

10-27-2009, 10:44 PM
Candras Newborn Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Michigan Posts: 4	WOW That is all i can say.It does look great!Keep up the great work and i agree i wouldn'thave been able to leave the scabby thing alone either. I have had to help w/ 2 accidents involving the metal barn and 2 different horrses getting hurt.We have doctored both and they are doing well.! was this last winter of course,frozen fingers and all we got it done 4 times a week.And of course it had to happen again w/ another horse.But this time on the other foot at least.It had also happened to my cousins other horse,i think she has been cursed.But this should do it as she has no other horses and isn't planning on getting anymore right away. C~