Today I cured Sasha for colic! 1. I approached her cautiously, knowing some horses are very skittish with new people, so I didn't want to scare her. 2. I reached up to stroke her snout, and she didn't resist, so I knew I could move on to the examination. 3. I thoroughly examined her stomach area, abdomen, and back, searching for any abnormalities, and found no noticeable ones. 4. Preferring to be safe, rather than sorry, I injected her treatment, which she didn't seem to mind. 5. I carefully removed the needle, and she didn't flinch. 6. She turned around and I was wondering what she would do now. 7. I was very startled and my heart was touched when she nestled her head in the crook of my arm, showing affection. Ending Note: All of this goes to say that I would love to come back eventually and help Sasha if she needs anything else! Vet's Note: I would definitely like to come back again and make sure that everything is running smoothly and Sasha is feeling okay. Thank you for choosing Minty Green Veterinary Services for all of your equine friends!
"Your animal is our number one priority!" Credits: @MythopianPegasus for rider base @Rosestar222 for horse @MythopianPegasus for background @lulu_ponies for syringe @HorseLuver111 for anything else
