Category Archives: Oxygen
What’s in Your Medicine Cabinet? What Should Be?
Whether we are talking about the cabinet in your bathroom or the emergency bucket in the tack room – being prepared for emergencies and illnesses is a must when you have kids or animals. Having a properly stocked cabinet can … Continue reading
Pigeon Fever vs Ozone!
Last Wednesday, Susan, one of my regular clients called me because a large (grapefruit sized) abscess had come up between her mare’s front legs on Tuesday afternoon. Four years ago (before she was my client), this same Peruvian Paso mare … Continue reading
Oxygen Therapy for the Barn
I don’t know how I ever lived without an ozone generator in my barn. For wound healing, infections, ulcers and general disease prevention it has been a life (and money) saver. I was introduced to oxygen therapy in the mid … Continue reading
The Horse | Spike in Pigeon Fever Cases Reported in Colorado
The Horse | Spike in Pigeon Fever Cases Reported in Colorado. Heads Up Horse Fans! It is Pigeon Fever Time again! A few years ago we did a study here at the Ranch to test the efficacy of rectal ozone … Continue reading
Injecting oxygen into cancerous tumours ‘improves chances of recovery’ | Mail Online
Injecting oxygen into cancerous tumours ‘improves chances of recovery’ | Mail Online. Gee – do you think that maybe it could be because ALL cancer cells are anaerobic? This research confirms old knowledge but is good to have more proof … Continue reading
Infected neck – but draining less
Significantly less drainage from the neck wound now. Monday and Tuesday there was a least a cup or so of infected fluid draining from the wound every hour. At times it would simply squirt out. Wednesday and yesterday we flushed … Continue reading
Healing Santana – What about elimination?
Our greatest concern (above losing her to shock, blood loss, trauma) for Santana is that losing her vagal nerve will so impair her digestion that peristalsis will be lost. The area that she damaged on the front leg also corresponded … Continue reading
Santana slits her throat – time to Heal The Horse! Day 1
This weekend, (Sunday 6/21/09) one of our boarders “Santana” – a 25 year old Andalusian mare tried to kill herself. She literally slit her throat on a fence and our best guess is that in attempting to get free she … Continue reading
A Heartfelt Thanks
A Heartfelt Thank You for the blessings of great neighbors. Nothing displays the true character of your friends and neighbors as well as a crisis. Last Friday, I was blessed with the opportunity to learn just how incredible is this … Continue reading
A disease of a slightly different variation – C. Kutcheri
Most of us with horses in the Sonoita/Patagonia area are familiar with the outbreak of Pigeon Fever that has attacked our beautiful friends in the past few years. We watch for swelling. And to keep this disease from spreading, we … Continue reading