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		By: Amy		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://kznbreeders.co.za/guest-column/vet-news-and-info/physitis/#comment-11844&quot;&gt;Shay Ackerman&lt;/a&gt;.

I have a yearling as well that began to exhibit physitis at 8 months. Switched feeds, analyzed hay, balanced diet on FeedXL. All vitamin and mineral amounts amounts are within 100%-200% RDI range. Mcals at 80%RDI. Protein at about 125% RDI. All ratios almost textbook. 4 months later, no resolution. Left knee is still painful. Her growth is average. Body score is 5. She&#039;s not overweight or overly growing fast. Will she grow out of this? I planned on showing her, but her left knee is rounded on the inside. Her legs are still straight, thank goodness. I just can&#039;t figure out where things went wrong. Unless it was just coming from a grass hay in the Eastern part of the US, to our hay here in the West.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://kznbreeders.co.za/guest-column/vet-news-and-info/physitis/#comment-11844">Shay Ackerman</a>.</p>
<p>I have a yearling as well that began to exhibit physitis at 8 months. Switched feeds, analyzed hay, balanced diet on FeedXL. All vitamin and mineral amounts amounts are within 100%-200% RDI range. Mcals at 80%RDI. Protein at about 125% RDI. All ratios almost textbook. 4 months later, no resolution. Left knee is still painful. Her growth is average. Body score is 5. She&#8217;s not overweight or overly growing fast. Will she grow out of this? I planned on showing her, but her left knee is rounded on the inside. Her legs are still straight, thank goodness. I just can&#8217;t figure out where things went wrong. Unless it was just coming from a grass hay in the Eastern part of the US, to our hay here in the West.</p>
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		By: Shay Ackerman		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Will a foal outgrow it completely? If a knee that is still affected, by their yearling/2 year old year, is there any medical treatment available? I’ve gone to 5 vets, all of whom told me throw her to pasture and she’ll be fine. I just don’t feel it’s completely correct.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Will a foal outgrow it completely? If a knee that is still affected, by their yearling/2 year old year, is there any medical treatment available? I’ve gone to 5 vets, all of whom told me throw her to pasture and she’ll be fine. I just don’t feel it’s completely correct.</p>
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