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The tragic part of this is that the palomino (who was on the videos) died. He went down and struggled. The vet was out there multiple times, trying to help him, and our volunteers spent most of the day and part of the night trying to help him up. But in the end, he was too weak and the vet recommended euthanasia. His opinion is that the little guy had no muscle left in his entire body. That is just heartbreaking - especially considering that that little horse was in her front yard. She had to walk by him anytime she went in or out of her house.[/QUOTE]
We had a necropsy done in one case, and the bone marrow fat content on the horses that died were 2.7% and 5.1% – normal is between 60-90%. :eek:
There’s really no way to dispute the length of time it takes to get into a condition like that.