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Post by nrly on Jul 2, 2011 10:25:25 GMT -5
 We had an issue with Stormy where she was foaming at the mouth. Had no clue why, thought it was being pregnant. Then it happened again. Blister Beetle, common here I am told, get bailed up in the hay. and when eaten toxins cause blisters. Just want to let people know. We now check flakes, but I am sure we can't see them, just checking to make me feel better. Has anyone else experienced this problem.
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Post by DianneC on Jul 2, 2011 18:44:52 GMT -5
I haven't, had a foal stung in the mouth by a bee and it did the same thing though. Its important to have a resource to look things up. The Horse.com requires that you sign up but its a really good resource and you can look up things like "foaming at the mouth" and find out why.
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We had an issue with Stormy where she was foaming at the mouth. Had no clue why, thought it was being pregnant. Then it happened again. Blister Beetle, common here I am told, get bailed up in the hay. and when eaten toxins cause blisters. Just want to let people know. We now check flakes, but I am sure we can't see them, just checking to make me feel better. Has anyone else experienced this problem. 