Nope not that one, a back one this time ![Roll Eyes :rolleyes: :rolleyes:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Its on the inside of the off hind, its very localised and scabby, at its worst it did actually effect her hoof wall, the coronet bowed up there and the wall went soft directly under it (I could flex the top 1/2 of the wall with my thumb) and it started to dip in. I did have both the farrier and vet look in the spring and they both brushed it off as mud fever but I'm not so convinced now and yesterday she had removed the biggest scab leaving a patch bigger than a 50p bald, raw and bloody. I gave the whole area a good clean with hibiscrub and slathered it in sudocrem but not really sure where to go with it next.
Some pics from the summer, I didn't get any last night as was racing daylight to get it washed properly.
![25158011_10155886671857246_4827248097490589733_n.jpg 25158011_10155886671857246_4827248097490589733_n.jpg](https://filestor.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/newrider/data/attachments/59/59682-f86b99e75266656b8f5ac63b15796038.jpg)
It hasn't been constant since it started in feb/March, it gets bad and then appears to have completely cleared but then reappears in the same spot (within a 3-4" area), its under white fur and ginger and currently the worst bit is on the join of the 2 but I can feel scabbiness from the hoof to fetlock.
I have tried sudocrem, Sulphur powder, hibiscrubbing, iodine, protection plus, msm cream, triple antibiotic cream, salt water and probably a bunch of other things I can't remember.
Would you be wanting further vet investigation? As one of Jess' major symptoms of PPID is skin problems (and them not healing in normal time frames) I'm not sure how much it will help to be told again its mud fever. She's a bit tender if I pick at the scabs but not awful and def not lame with it and there hasn't been any swelling until yesterday but she had just taken a chunk off it and normally its dry as in these pics, no oozing or anything. She does get the oily seborrhea on those back legs at coat change time, could it be related?
Its on the inside of the off hind, its very localised and scabby, at its worst it did actually effect her hoof wall, the coronet bowed up there and the wall went soft directly under it (I could flex the top 1/2 of the wall with my thumb) and it started to dip in. I did have both the farrier and vet look in the spring and they both brushed it off as mud fever but I'm not so convinced now and yesterday she had removed the biggest scab leaving a patch bigger than a 50p bald, raw and bloody. I gave the whole area a good clean with hibiscrub and slathered it in sudocrem but not really sure where to go with it next.
Some pics from the summer, I didn't get any last night as was racing daylight to get it washed properly.
![25289747_10155886672547246_6849468709853750447_n.jpg 25289747_10155886672547246_6849468709853750447_n.jpg](https://filestor.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/newrider/data/attachments/59/59681-80c9d0cc5f6685a44c653992eb484695.jpg)
![25158011_10155886671857246_4827248097490589733_n.jpg 25158011_10155886671857246_4827248097490589733_n.jpg](https://filestor.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/newrider/data/attachments/59/59682-f86b99e75266656b8f5ac63b15796038.jpg)
It hasn't been constant since it started in feb/March, it gets bad and then appears to have completely cleared but then reappears in the same spot (within a 3-4" area), its under white fur and ginger and currently the worst bit is on the join of the 2 but I can feel scabbiness from the hoof to fetlock.
I have tried sudocrem, Sulphur powder, hibiscrubbing, iodine, protection plus, msm cream, triple antibiotic cream, salt water and probably a bunch of other things I can't remember.
Would you be wanting further vet investigation? As one of Jess' major symptoms of PPID is skin problems (and them not healing in normal time frames) I'm not sure how much it will help to be told again its mud fever. She's a bit tender if I pick at the scabs but not awful and def not lame with it and there hasn't been any swelling until yesterday but she had just taken a chunk off it and normally its dry as in these pics, no oozing or anything. She does get the oily seborrhea on those back legs at coat change time, could it be related?