stacked Hind Legs?
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stacked Hind Legs?
5 years 7 months ago
Could someone explain the reason for being scratched listed as:
stacked hind legs
what does that mean? i googled and could not find a definitive answer
stacked hind legs
what does that mean? i googled and could not find a definitive answer
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- Muhtiman
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Re: stacked Hind Legs?
5 years 7 months ago
could mean......stacked bandages....meaning the bandage is too thick(wound around cotton wool) and therefore not suitable to run with.....

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- louisg
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Re: stacked Hind Legs?
5 years 7 months ago
I also do not understand some of these new descriptions. However, I assume that it means swollen hind legs. This is often just a "48 hour" virus symptom. There are other causes for swollen hind legs. Sometimes also feed intake related.
Maybe Craig can add ?
Maybe Craig can add ?
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- Bob Brogan
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Re: stacked Hind Legs?
5 years 7 months ago
This is were we shoot ourselves in the foot( excuse the pun)
If they are going to use terms like these they should publish an explanation
If they are going to use terms like these they should publish an explanation
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Re: stacked Hind Legs?
5 years 7 months ago
....but then why not use the simple term swollen or swelling in hind legs.....the term stacking is associated with the bandaging of legs using a cotton wool base or middle layer over a gauze base then over wrapping with bandages.....:huh:
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