Damit Rabauke auch in Zukunft alles im Blick behält, wurde das Dienstpferd der Reiterstaffel Braunschweig in der Hanseklinik für Pferde an beiden Augen operiert.
Viele Pferdebesitzer erschrecken, wenn ihr Wallach oder Hengst beim Traben ein rhythmisches, saugendes oder hohles Geräusch von sich gibt. Da es exakt im Takt der Bewegung auftritt, wird das sogenannte Schlauchgeräusch häufig für ein Atemproblem gehalten.
Many owners worry about what ends up in their horse's feed bowl. They want to make sure their horse has everything it needs. But in this case, more isn't necessarily better. In practice, it turns out that mistakes often aren't the result of carelessness, but rather of a desire to do the best possible thing for their horse's health.
The surgery is over—but the journey back to health has only just begun. What happens in the hours and days that follow is essential for the horse’s recovery.
“The surgery went well.” For many horse owners, these are the words they have been waiting to hear. Yet what happens between the moment a horse is taken into the surgical suite and the reassuring phone call a few hours later remains largely unseen.
When horse owners learn that their horse may require surgery, their thoughts often immediately focus on the procedure itself. What many people do not see is that an important part of the treatment process begins long before a horse ever enters the operating room.
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