The vets visit went really well. He knew about the Mustang Heritage Foundation and what the trainers goals are. He liked my Mustang and the way we were able to handle her already. Because I'm hurt I was unable to assist him. He went in her stall and went right to work with giving her sedation so that her teeth could be floated. We waited for 20 minutes and the shot had no effect on her at all. He was suprised at how rugged Mustangs are, how they can take a lot. The second shot worked just fine.
My Blossom is current on everything and has a clean bill of health!!!
The vet and I spoke for a while. I like him, he is personable and good at what he does. If your from Brevard county and need a good vet email me and I will give you his name.
The next step in her care is to call my farrier whom I also adore. Blossoms feet
look good, and it will probably take me a few more days to make sure she is really ready for the ferrier. I try really hard to be kind to my vet and ferrier. I make sure horses in my training have excellent manners before I bring in another professional to work on them, and they really appreciate that!
Back to training!!! Have a nice day!!!
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