Depending on what the vet injected if he missed the vein and hit muscle the anestetic would casue a huge abcess and it would be full of dead tissue and infection.
Some of the anestetics can casue extreme tissue damage if you miss the vein with them.
Plus if he missed the vein the horse would not have been sedated at all when the teeth were done.
I have never had a problem as they check to make sure they are in a vein before injecting the stuff into the horse.
I have owned horses for almost 30 years and never had it happen yet.
2006-10-16 02:01:00
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answered by tlctreecare 7
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Unless the vet hit a nerve other than that I can see no reason why the horse should be lame. Did the horse get stressed and hurt himself whilst having his teeth done?
2006-10-16 03:48:56
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answered by Anonymous
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Dont think so! Probably just a coincidence. Any heat in the leg?? Mine have had to be injected for all sorts of reasons but theyve never once gone lame.
2006-10-15 23:33:59
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answered by Jenie 2
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I can't see how the horse would go lame in it's legs after having it's teeth done. There's no relationship between teeth and legs there.
2006-10-15 23:26:47
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answered by Anonymous
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Your question is somewhat imprecise. I presume you recommend - do all lame horses could be positioned down? of direction no longer. If this horse appeared healthful for months and purely has purely somewhat lameness now, exaggerated whilst trotting, that's rather simple. devoid of a few overt injury, this could be no longer something, very minor. it would desire to be a sore, bruised sole, an abscess (which could be rather evident each and every of the time - no longer purely whilst trotting), sore muscle groups, a muscle tension, one in all million diverse hoof ailments, etc. All of those issues might desire to be resolved with time, relax, appropriate therapy. even with the undeniable fact that, the owner desires a prognosis, then appropriate therapy. the undertaking frequently, which includes your description, does no longer consequence in loss of the horse. which would be an severe undertaking. Lameness is amazingly simple in horses and happens each and every of the time. Horses are truthfully a disaster finding for a place to take place. they might injure themselves on a bag of cotton balls, and look to do it each and every of the time. in case you very own horses, you are able to comprehend their nature and the thank you to help them cope with their boo boos. the terrific undertaking is to take a seat down back and shop your head. If somebody freaks out or loses it each and each time a horse gets an injury, they're going to stay in a persevering with state of panic. no longer sturdy for the the guy or the horse. in case you have by no ability had a lame horse, you have been amazingly fortunate. back, it rather is rather simple, frequently short-lived, and does not have intense effects. All situations are diverse, could be in my view evaluated. there is not any specific definitive solutions for lameness. Lameness, in and of itself, is a symptom, no longer a undertaking. there's a undertaking inflicting the lameness, and that's what must be attended. desire your pal's horse is great.
2016-10-02 08:31:44
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answered by ? 4
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with all the yrs ive owned and trained i knever heard of that and they cant go lame from being injected in the muscle that far up..check his legs and his feet
2006-10-15 23:23:42
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answered by Anonymous
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Don't think there will be a connection unless it had a bump when getting teeth done or twisted awkwardly,
2006-10-16 00:29:30
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answered by eagledreams 6
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no. suggest you call your vet back to check out the lameness.
2006-10-16 02:22:56
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answered by tradcobdriver 4
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No pet. That is entirely co-incidental.
Spend more time around your horses mouth and next time he wont have to be sedated.
2006-10-16 02:51:46
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answered by puffy 6
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Never heard of that!
2006-10-15 23:15:00
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answered by Peggy M 3
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