Tim's Eye

[@katrionarigby6007]

Hi I love Dr Nancy’s way of explaining what she is doing and why and Kimberly is amazing, she does so many jobs always is kind and firm with the horses, such a capable young woman.

[@fairygodmomma2313]

'Be paranoid about horse eyeballs.' I love you Dr. Nancy, you are a rare breed indeed.🤗

[@ruth.b.5261]

Dr.Nancy und Kimberly ,you do a great Job.😊❤

[@sisswift8423]

Thank you Doctor Nancy! You are on top of the problems that arise with the critters. Thank you HPHS team for your love of the critters! 😁👍💕🙏

[@cheri7828]

I wish Dr Nancy was my own physician!

[@randybutler4772]

Good catch Dr Nancy. Hope his eye improves for you. Thank you for sharing.🐴🐴

[@mikehenry6284]

I so love this channel 😍 and I especially LOVE Dr. Nancy 🥰 She is amazing! So happy you're back from your medical leave, your more extensive learning about horse teeth and procedures. Your simply the best! Love and Blessings to all at HPV ❤️🙌 Jennifer

[@hollyporter1193]

Yay!!! Dr. Nancy is back. Love her explanation on everything. I learn so much from her.

[@law7897]

Well done Dr Nancy. I love the pens in your hair. They remind me of my friend who did that too xx

[@tnit7554]

Dr nancy is such a wonderful person and an excellent vet. Greetings from germany.

[@catladynj]

I love this channel. ❤😊

[@rachealsmith5138]

Love Dr. Nancy! Hopefully Tim’s eyes will be totally healed!❤

[@vickilynn1204]

Kimberly is so great with the horses.

[@tuckerdale-g4u]

Love Dr. Nancy. Great addition to the team ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@joannepantale483]

Thanks Dr. Nancy for keeping Tim tuned up.❤️ Hi Kimberly! 👋 Jo from Michigan 🌊

[@francineherron1940]

Kimberly you turned the little guy into a unicorn 😁. So glad his eye will be okay. Good job Doctor Nancy. Hope your class is going well.

[@namasu101]

I love Dr. Nancy she is so wonderful.

[@Open2OpenUT]

Aww Bless him, so pleased he’s okay. Thanks Dr.Nancy & Team ❤

[@KathyCoker53]

Glad Tim's eye is going to be ok!

[@needhamwoman123]

Good God, Dr. Nancy! I could listen and learn from you for hours! Thank you for helping ALL of the animals at Horse Plus Humane! Are you sure you can’t be cloned?

[@BeverlyOsborn-y4l]

Wow,EXCELLENT VET!! SO RIGHT ON AND WISE.!!! Lucky horses.!!

[@dlflin3492]

I love watching and learning from Dr. Nancy. I've worked with many Vets in my 31 year animal care profession. She is terrific.

[@StevenPitcox]

From. One vet tech to another don't you wish all doc's were like her 😅47 years for me. I've worked for 12 vets in total both large and small animal as well as being head zoo keeper. I really do miss it but at 80 I can't lift a large dogs off the surgery table. I lasted until I was 74 working 12' 14 hour days until the end.

[@timilisafogal6990]

That was a great little episode - emphasis on "little." Pardon the terrible pun. So short though - only 6 minutes? Come on Horse+ ! We want to see more of the amazing Dr. Nancy and the wonderful animals she helps. More content please!!!!

[@sharlagoodman7823]

I just love you guys 🐴💕 Kimberly you crack me up 😂

[@tang0m0m]

We are really going to miss you, Dr. Nancy. Wishing you all the best in your next adventure in life.🙂

[@memphis2375]

Excellent work again Dr Nancy!!

[@sammygirl6910]

Faith is lovely ❤

[@christinaveeckman111]

Unicorns do exist I'm glad you've proved it great episode thanks for the education.

[@highhopes151]

Good luck for the future Dr. Nancy. You will be missed! I hope that you will pop back to say hi when you can in the future.

[@carolwilbanks4785]

Love what you Do ❤ Tell Dr, Nancy Her Favorite Guy is so close Matthew McConaughey is close here in ALABAMA doing a movie he been seen alot he staying here she needs to go see him or invite him up to see the place ❤❤

[@Meidas_Lea]

I missmissmiss her so much already!!!

[@blackdandelion5549]

Tiny Tim the Unicorn

[@andrewoverton7113]

I liked for the film team. They are the best

[@PhoenixXFeatherz]

Need more content! I love this channel

[@staceyrees353]

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[@GaynorWatkins-v2k]

Hi I think you do a good job

[@Liz-M]

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[@evonnewhalen9794]

Is the moon blindness flare up painful

[@charlotterockel-kennedy8913]

It is very painful. I had my horse's eye removed this year in February. We tried everything to save the eye but the condition is so painful I only had two choices, eye removed or putting him to sleep. He is 27 and he is doing great, back to his old self.

[@blackdandelion5549]

Complicated question. As one person responded to you their horse was in severe pain and had to have the eye removed. So the answer is. . .It depends. It depends on the cause of the Moon Blindness. With a potentially ongoing chronic inflammation case like we saw in the video and charlotte responded it can be painful and it can be more painful with time and the longer it remains inflamed and sometimes even with treatment may not be manageable. Other times. . .It can be very fast and done and the eye won't need to be removed especially in cases such as trauma. I worked putting rides on green horses and haying fields at a ranch and they had a mustang who was from the BLM and had complete moon blindness in one eye and it looked like a cloud 24/7/365, but it never bothered him at all. No Drainage, no nothing and you just knew he couldn't see you when you were on that side so you did most work like actually mounting him and such from the side he had his good eye. Imagine being run through those chutes as a wild mustang and small areas with lots of other horses being scared about what it going on and it's easy to bang your face/eye very hard into something if you are going fast out of fear and they're wild wild so unable to be handled and vetted unless it's an emergency so the horse goes blind. For a majority it is a chronic and painful condition of an immune disorder and for some it can happen from other reasons and they can still retain the eye with full moon blindness, completely blind and act like any other horse. The major concern that happens is when it's an inflammatory chronic issue . . . .it can spread to the other eye even if you remove the eye that has it because it's an immune disorder issue.

[@charlotterockel-kennedy8913]

@@blackdandelion5549 that was a great answer, thank you. I have known a horse to have it and it went blind in the end but it never had pain and neither was the eye inflammed. I think you can tell if the horse is in pain because how the eye looks and how it is reacting. This little pony was in pain. When the eye is that swollen and more or less shut, that is a sign of pain. My horse had two big flares where he was in pain, then it went away for five months. Came back even worse on xmas day and after weeks of medication as soon as we stopped them it flared back up. We are very careful of his one eye as the vets do seem to think it has something to do with his immunesystem. Murphy is an Irish Cob, he also has allergies. At the moment he's never been better. We've changed his diet and some other things. All I know is to check horses eyes daily and call a vet for even just a runny eye. Sadly that didn"t save his eye, but it saved his life because I didn't wait to call a vet.

[@joannepantale483]

@@blackdandelion5549 Thanks for explaining all that. I never knew. 😳

[@francineherron1940]

@@blackdandelion5549 that was a mouthful

[@tracytracy1030]

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[@Barb76]

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[@gigihenderson8567]

Would wearing a fly mask assist with reducing the sunlight exposure?

[@cheryl8913]

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[@karinlotz5732]

WHERE IS DR NANCY I MISS HER SOOOOO MUCH! WHERE DID SHE GO? HELLO FROM GERMANY!

[@estherrossnewman4261]

Hi from israel

[@sherrileeslade6557]

Thank you dr. Nancy for saying that a lot of people will hop on the vaccines before they're off the banamine

[@marissanorth85]

Is this channel discontinued? I would love to see more from it! Even without Dr Nancy. Who was fantastic! The vet side is always educational and cool to watch!

[@lyndamcmullen5506]

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