Maxamillion gone?

devinej

devinej

New Member
on another forum she said her husband found him dead in the field. they think its was an aneurism. very sad. he was only 10.
 
Pasofever

Pasofever

Does my butt look big?
devinej said:
on another forum she said her husband found him dead in the field. they think its was an aneurism. very sad. he was only 10.
Click to expand...

Ugggggggg thats horrible...what do they mean think? Preliminary autopsy waiting for final?
 
appendixqh

appendixqh

Silence!!! I Kill You!!!
Pasofever said:
Ugggggggg thats horrible...what do they mean think? Preliminary autopsy waiting for final?
Click to expand...

Wow...been off for a while, this is so sad. It is even worse when you lose a horse you have so much love for, and then yes, you have to deal with the horrible autopsy and insurance crap, its a double whammy. I guess the only possible nice way to look at his loss is that at least she is fortunate to have a horse like Saint coming up. Im sorry for you loss.
 
Phyxius

Phyxius

Zoooooooom
itsbob said:
For a HORSE??
Click to expand...

Yes, with non-human animals it's usually referred to as necropsy but the gist is the same. As with an autopsy for humans it is used to determine cause of death. Max was a young, seemingly healthy breeding and competing stallion. A necropsy would determine if the cause of death was something like an aneurysm or colic. Or something else like cancer or other issue.
 
S

Sunkist

Guest
Phyxius said:
Yes, with non-human animals it's usually referred to as necropsy but the gist is the same. As with an autopsy for humans it is used to determine cause of death. Max was a young, seemingly healthy breeding and competing stallion. A necropsy would determine if the cause of death was something like an aneurysm or colic. Or something else like cancer or other issue.
Click to expand...

Or god for bid some douche bag trying to play a cruel prank
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top