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got boost?
Reg. Sep 2003
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2017-08-13 8:08 PM
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Juvenile warts on my colt
Loves to compete
Posts: 5760
Location: Oakdale, CA
So my 4 year old gelding has a wart in the right hand corner of his mouth where the bit rides. The last 2 weeks it has gotten big enough that it bothers him with a bit when I ride him. I know they eventually fall off but is there anything I can put on it to speed up the process or should I call the vet and have it removed???
any advice??
Edited by got boost? 2017-08-13 8:09 PM
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Southtxponygirl
Reg. Nov 2006
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2017-08-13 8:34 PM
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RE: Juvenile warts on my colt
A Somebody to Everybody
Posts: 41354
Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas
I would just let it run its course and let it fall off on its own time. Can you ride your horse in a light hack for awhile untill that nasy ole wart faals off?
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Liana D
Reg. Sep 2008
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2017-08-13 9:09 PM
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RE: Juvenile warts on my colt
Defense Attorney for The Horse
Location: Claremore, OK
The warts are a sign of a weakened immune system. I'd try some AE Immune booster or something similar.
Along with that, you can dab some Kopertox on the ones that are where the bit goes .
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got boost?
Reg. Sep 2003
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2017-08-14 7:36 AM
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RE: Juvenile warts on my colt
Loves to compete
Posts: 5760
Location: Oakdale, CA
thankyou!
will do!
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Runaway
Reg. Jan 2008
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2017-08-14 8:55 AM
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RE: Juvenile warts on my colt
Sorry I don't have any advice
Posts: 1975
Location: Sunnyland Florida
Here's your $1.98 cure for warts on horses. Castor Oil
(available in wal-mart or any drug store by the laxatives
). I've used this method since i was a kid. The virus can't live in the oil, works pretty fast, too. Apply a couple of times a day and you'll be amazed!
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KTF
Reg. Sep 2004
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2017-08-14 8:21 PM
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RE: Juvenile warts on my colt
Location: texas
I rarely post because im a lurker but I ahd to let you know that this will work. take some scissors and clip a few of the warts off and even make it bleed a little. it stimulates an imune response and they will be gone in only a day or two. old timers would add that you feed it to them but Ive jsut clipped a few off and its a real life mistery but it works!
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Chandler's Mom
Reg. Jan 2015
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2017-08-14 8:49 PM
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RE: Juvenile warts on my colt
My Heart Be Happy
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Location: Arkansas
KTF - 2017-08-14 8:21 PM
I rarely post because im a lurker but I ahd to let you know that this will work. take some scissors and clip a few of the warts off and even make it bleed a little. it stimulates an imune response and they will be gone in only a day or two. old timers would add that you feed it to them but Ive jsut clipped a few off and its a real life mistery but it works!
We had a friend do this with my mare's only colt---she used pliers and squeezed them til they bled and they were gone before long. I'd never heard of it, but after that Sean's big Paint got a couple between his back legs and he did it, and before long they were gone also. Dangdest thing I ever saw!
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